Hello, Where is the source for the gps egg? I only see an empty directory in the SVN repository.
-Ivan "Shawn Rutledge" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I'm trying to get started with libgps/gpsd again, since the DBus > support that gpsd provides is quite minimal (satellite "fixes" are > broadcast, and that's it... nothing about which satellites are in > view, and no methods to query anything. And to me the "fix" messages > look incomplete, too.) So I'm attempting to use chicken-wrap to > generate the wrapping for the big structs that libgps provides. I had > to simplify them to get that far... there is a big union/struct > monstrosity right in the middle of one struct, which the easyffi > parser can't handle, so I wrote a C program to print out the sizeof > that union. In the simplified version of gps.h that I wrote for > easyffi, it's now just an array of 900 bytes instead, and fortunately > I might not need any of the data from there anyway: it's GPS almanac > data, apparently. > > [proton][12:52:07 AM] make > csc -dynamic -X easyffi -o gpsd.so gps.scm -lgps > *** Shell command terminated with exit status 1: /usr/bin/chicken > gps.scm -output-file gpsd.c -dynamic -feature chicken-compile-shared > -quiet -extend easyffi > make: *** [gpsd.so] Error 1 > > OK try it separately: > > [proton][01:03:29 AM] /usr/bin/chicken gps.scm -output-file gpsd.c > -dynamic -feature chicken-compile-shared -extend easyffi > compiling `gps.scm' ... > Segmentation fault > > It's happening with Chicken 3.1.0 and 3.1.5, and I tried on two > different machines. There is output anyway (it created gpsd.c) but > segfaulting is not good, and prevents me from generating and compiling > the code in one csc call. If I compile the output gpsd.c, I can > generate an .so file, but it didn't load properly with (use gpsd). > > If I'm able to log in to svn again tonight, I will check in the code > so far for the gps egg, but this is the current state of it. _______________________________________________ Chicken-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/chicken-users
