as i just joined the newsgroup just today, i try to answer on this (almost a year old) thread.
> Jason T Loomis wrote: > Matthias, > > Terrific. Thank you. I can't wait to try it! > > We have had success cross-compiling and running FLTK on two linux-based > embedded systems and are working on a third: > > We cross compiled our FLTK apps for the Agenda VR3 (now by Softfield), which > is MIPS. as a once proud Agenda VR3 owner, i wrote some personal apps using fltk crosscompiled for agenda, which worked (and works still) flawless with the community toolchain (www.agendawiki.com). The agenda also features a full X11 sever. i can compile these apps also on Windows (cygwin) and of course linux. Recently i bought a Windows Mobile (6.0) device and started a port of fltk (1.1.7) to wince using cegcc in cygwin mode. crosscompiling on windows (cygwin, no Visual Studio) i used also a handcrafted makeinclude and config.h file. i did some sourcecode modifications, mostly to work around missing functions due to the true unicode Wince API. i tried to use #ifdef CEGCC around my modificatons, to produce a patch, if necessary. i got some examples running (i.e. sudoku), but with still some problems (i.e. problems/crashes with window maximize/minimize buttons). >>On May 10, 2007, at 2:29 PM, Jason T Loomis wrote: >> >> >>>Matthias: >>> >>>I asked about porting FLTK1 to CE awhile ago using VS05. I'm >>>surprised to >>>hear that you got this to work. >>> >>>I attempted to do what you've done, and found that I am not >>>experienced >>>enough to modify FLTK source and Visual Studio build files from >>>scratch on >>>my own. There were too many errors that I didn't understand. >>> >>>However, I might be able to understand what you have done, and >>>carry on from >>>there. >>> >>>Would you be willing to share what you've done if I do not ask for >>>any more >>>than that? >> >>Hi Jason, >> >>As you know, we are still trying to push 1.1.8 out of the door. If >>nothing big gets into my way or into Mike's way, we might be able to >>wrap this up this weekend. >> >>After that, I am happy to share the current WinCE hack with you. >>Since there seems to be quite some interest in this, I do want to >>streamline the efforts to port FLTK to yet another platform. >> So now with 1.1.8 nearly out of the door, i'm also interested in a proper WinCE port, and could provide testing and coding effort to streamlining. _______________________________________________ fltk-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk-dev
