Can't open display means that you don't have X windows running, or you have
your DISPLAY environment variable set wrong. <host>:<xserver number> EG
192.168.1.1:0
As for splay, just by doing a quick scan through the code, it uses floats,
or "#typedef REAL float"'s al throughout their code. This is fine for most
architectures, but the SA1100 which is in the Assabet does not have a
floating point unit, which means that all floating point operations have to
be software emulated. You can imagine how much processing it would take to
decode mp3's using emulated floating point math.... As a solution, some
kind person wrote a program called 'madplay' which uses integer math to
decode the mp3's. All in all, the only solution for the arm currently.
Cyrille Ngalle wrote:
> Hi all !!
>
> I'm using an Assabet board phase 5 with Kernel 2.4.0
> I'm using bootldr (the last CVS files with JD last patch of March 2001)
>
> I downloaded a small sound player (splay) and an MP3 file on the board,
> then tried to play it.
> But it failed totally and the board hangs.
> Is anyone aware of this bug and how I can overcome it ?
>
>
> I also downloaded a MIDP (using X) application on the board and tried to
> run it on the touch screen
> I had a message "Can't open display".
> Can someone tell me what to do at this point ??
>
> Thanks a lot for helping.
>
> Regards
>
>
>
> Cyrille Ngalle
>
> Software Engineer
>
> Smart Fusion
>
> Phone : 04.97.23.25.61
>
> Mobile : 06.62.58.89.05
>
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>
>
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