Problem with i686 version (c++ stdlib)

[Quaker762]

For some reason, unless certain dlls are copied over to the application directory (libgcc_s_sjlj.dll, libstdc++6.dll and libwinpthread-1.dll), the i686 version of sh3rd.exe will fail to launch, with the error:

The application is unable to start: 0xc000007b

From what I understand, this is because the application is attempting to load a 64-bit binary into the 32-bit executable. Is there a way to rectify this at compile time (I'm using mingw-w64 6.2.0 on Windows 7)

[z33ky]

My quick research seems to indicate it's just that it can't find the proper library.

Apparently there's a dumpbin tool that you can invoke to get a list of dependencies, hopefully like ldd it also attempts a lookup.
If you don't have MSVS installed, there's also this suggestion.

[Quaker762]

Okay I'll have to look into it. Windows seems to act strangely when targeting both i686 on a 64-bit system (probably due to kernel32 and SysWoW)