On May 8, 2007, at 9:57 PM, Anton wrote: >> OK, I recommend that you first get some example application to run, >> which may or may not have come with CeGCC. That way, you can verify >> that your setup works correctly. You can also use the result to peek >> at which libraries CeGCC is using, which paths it sets, etc. . > > Suprisingly, simple "Hello, World!" compiles with CeGCC without > any problem. > I was referring to "sample fltk app" as the one, found in test/ > directory, for example, ask.cxx / arc.cxx / radio.cxx
Ah, good. So your setup is OK. Now you will have to find a way to get the right configuration. If you have a MSWindows machine, or access to one, you could run "configure" there under CygWIN and use the generated Makefiles, makinclude, and config.h. > At fltk.org there exists poll #21, where snapshots of FLTK for WinCE > are available. But author of that poll, apparently super-busy. > No news from him for a week or so. >> FLTK1 and the current VisualStudio to generate executables for >> WindowsMobile 5.0, which works surprisingly well, but does require >> changes in the source code and build files. > > Well, I don't own VisualStudio and Windows PC. I understand. I was lucky for having it sitting around. Epensive piece of software. > P.S. If someone could confirm, or provide libfltk2.a for WinCE, it > could save a lot of time. I can't do that at the moment and I am unaware of any ready-made libraries. There are plans, but I don't have the resources at the moment - sigh. It would be called fltk2.lib btw. . Matthias ---- http://robowerk.com/ _______________________________________________ fltk-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk-dev
