On 2002.04.16 00:39 Felix K�hling wrote: > Sorry, I forgot to redirect standard error to my world.log :(. In fact > the build of mach64_screen.o failed here, too with the same error > messages. > >> These kind of problems happen when there some deep changes in headers >> (such as the branch as suffered lately) and you're building on a >> previous built tree. In these cases is better to remove completely the >> 'build' and 'lndir' it again. If you do 'make World' from the top dir >> almost everything is rebuilt anyway so there isn't much difference of >> time, in fact this is how the snapshots are made. > > Ok, I tried it again with a new build tree. And it still doesn't work. > Maybe I should try a fresh checkout? >
No. I have the problem too. It's a new structure member that I added to the 2D driver, which compiles fine. I didn't noticed before the effect in the 3D driver as well. The R128 has this same structure member (which was from where I took it), so it's really a matter of a missing include somewhere. > The problem seems to be that Bool is not defined in mach64_dri.h. I > recently had a similar problem with another programme I tried to compile > and the solution was to include Xlib.h. But since I'm compiling an > X-Server here I should probably not include client include files. Any > other ideas? For the time being just change it to 'int' to get it to compile while we don't find which include is missing here. > > Felix K�hling > __\|/__ ___ ___ ___ Jos� Fonseca _______________________________________________ Dri-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/dri-devel
