Hi All
I've uploaded some further articles on some of the shared libraries that
we are using. This includes:
*int32.h* - header file used by most of our libraries
http://www.capefox.com/howto/Int32.htm
*libtiming* - a timing shared library
http://www.capefox.com/howto/LibTiming.htm
*liblog* - a logging shared library
http://www.capefox.com/howto/LibLog.htm
*libsignal* - a signal shared library (e.g. for handling Ctrl-C)
http://www.capefox.com/howto/LibSignal.htm
*libgiohot* - a General I/O shared library
http://www.capefox.com/howto/LibGioHot.htm
*libsqlhot* - a SQLite3 wrapper shared library
http://www.capefox.com/howto/LibSqlHot.htm
*libtcphot* - a TCP/IP shared library
http://www.capefox.com/howto/LibTcpHot.htm
*libsharedmem* - a shared memory shared library
http://www.capefox.com/howto/LibSharedMem.htm
Cheers
Jono
Jono Woodhouse wrote:
Hi All
I've started uploading a new set of HowTo Articles to www.capefox.com
I'm starting with documentation about our FoxBoard Build environment
and the Makefiles we are using. The Makefiles allow us not only to
cross-compile programs and shared libraries, but also to upload the
compiled programs and libraries directly to the fox board.
*Good Development Environment*
www.capefox.com/howto/GoodDevelopmentEnvironment.htm
*CapeFox Makefiles*
www.capefox.com/howto/FoxBoardMakefiles.htm
Below I have also included information about how we build SQLite
v3.5.8 and PHP v5.2.6.
This includes using SQLite3 with PHP (which is crucial for us as PHP
by default only uses SQLite2)
*SQLite*
www.capefox.com/howto/SQLite3_for_FoxBoard.htm
*PHP with SQLite3 (PDO_SQLITE)*
http://www.capefox.com/howto/PHP_for_FoxBoard.htm
This is a new set of articles, and we would appreciate your feedback.
So please let us know if they help or if there are typos, bits that
aren't clear etc.
I hope to upload some of the other libraries we are using and/or have
built. These all require the use of the this Makefile and the CapeFox
Build environment, which I am aware may take a bit of time to
understand - specially the first time - but it really does make the
whole development, deployment, upgrading run a whole load smoother and
quicker.
Cheers
Jono
www.capefox.com
