In message <[email protected]>, John Tytgat  wrote:

> In message <[email protected]>
>           Adam <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> > To be honest, I expected people would keep a copy of all the mailing
> > list emails since there's no way to search the online archive :(
> 
> I don't have a handy search in my mail program given a Message-ID and
> I presume others are in the same situation.  An URL is way handier.  Well,
> all IMHO.
> 
> > I'm not sure I understand. To make the project, I would normally set the
> > directory containing the source to be the CSD, then just do a "make".
> > Should I add a "*HostFS" in between the two? [1]
> 
> Yes, please try that.

<Moving to using SharedUnixLibrary 1.11>

OK, I tried altering my makefile to include complete references to each
file (e.g. replacing references to main.c with
<WinEd$Dir>.Source.main.c etc)

and then did:
*HostFS
*Make -f <WinEd$Dir>.Source.Makefile

but got:
  Make: stat:<WinEdir>.!RunImage: Input/output error
  Make: stat:<WinEdir>.Source.Error.o: Input/output error
  Make: stat:<WinEdir>.Source.Error.c: Input/output error
  Make: *** No rule to make target `<WinEdir>.Source.Error.c', needed by 
`<WinEdir>.Source.Error.o'.  Stop.

Is the "$" in "<WinEd$Dir>" being interpreted somewhere as an escape
character? I haven't persevered to try and figure out why this isn't
working as I'd rather find a neater solution...

So I tried moving !GCC (3.4.6R3) onto my ADFS image but that caused
serious problems - attemping to call *make crashed the emulator, requiring
a reset and trashing my ADFS image! (Happily fixed by DiscKnight - which
ironically, I've only ever needed since moving to VRPC!) This happened
when using SharedUnixLibrary 1.10 as well, so I guess is a different
problem.

Thanks,
Adam

-- 
Adam Richardson          Carpe Diem
http://www.snowstone.org.uk/riscos/

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