Erich Titl wrote:
Hi Lynn & groupNot that I have lots of free time, but if someone tries to compile the packaging system for x86 and it doesn't work, I'll commit to taking a look as to why, and see if I can't get it building properly on standard PC's targeting x86 hardware.
0.6 looks pretty antiquated to me. I believe they are at 0.99 now. Apparently the C-based stuff is the way they go and should the developers decide this is the way to go I think we should stick with the latest releases.
I do some embedded stuff for my day job, and am familiar with porting stuff between architectures, using cross-compilers, and etc.
Not saying I'll be able to get it going if it's something that will take a lot of work, but I'll commit to taking the time to look at it if someone else will commit to a test-comile first, verifying there actually *IS* a problem. :)
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