having to use an older gcc to get VirtualT to build was beginning to
annoy me so I spent a few minutes just now to workout why it wouldn't
build and changing line 40 in src/Flu_DND.cpp from
objUnderMouse = false;
to
objUnderMouse = (void *)false;
fixes the error(the message only as who knows what side effects it might
have :) )
and allows using gcc-6+ to build
bst rgrds
Russell
On 9/24/2019 9:39 AM, r cs wrote:
Thank you kindly!
On Tue, Sep 24, 2019 at 9:36 AM Russell Davis
<[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Just built it on raspbian (debian stretch) on a raspberry pi. had
to use an older version of gcc (4.8) as it failed using gcc6. i'm
using fltk-1.3.4. As i'm using an ARM board I had to make a few
mods to the makefile and recall having to make a few mods to
linking order and libraries linked that I scripted. it shouldn't
take much to either remove the ARMisms or mod the standard makefile
maybe the script will help
https://gist.github.com/ukscone/577b2c8f186b4bffacc0222552dc852c
bst rgrds
Russell
On 9/24/2019 3:40 AM, r cs wrote:
If you've successfully rebuilt VirtualT under Linux lately I'd
appreciate hearing what configuration you used to do it please.
My Linux daily driver has issues building FLTK which I will
continue working on, but I'm taken enough with VirtualT I'd like
to set up a whole Linux laptop dedicated just to building and
running VirtualT so I can keep it running literally forever (at
least from my point of view), so I'm open to create a
purpose-built, known-good Linux configuration.
Information on if you're using /<whatever>/ Linux /x.x/, with
FLTK x.x.x, and xft and freetype 2 release /x/, and gcc /x.x.x/
etc. would be most appreciated.
Thanks!
rcs
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