: Ok, so if I want to use Nano-X under Windows I need to compile it need : compile it with its win32 API. : Then, if I want to compile it under Windows for a Linux platform, I need to : compile it with NanoX libs (X11). : Is it going to give me the same "result"? That's what people call : "cross-compile"?
If you're trying to compile up the microwindows distribution using Windows (say using Cygwin), this has nothing to do with win32 or nano-X APIs, as these APIs are implemented by microwindows for ITS applications. : > > I can compile the demo. (because of the prototypes in header files.) : > > But then, the linker gives me this error: undefined reference : > > to 'GrOpen', : > > 'GrNewWindow", "GrSelectEvents", etc.. : > > : > > How/where can I find these functions? : > > - libnano-X.a (error: "could not read symbols: File in wrong : > > format") All the GrXXX functions are in libnano-X.a. Fix your Makefile or linker commands, the above errors tells you've done something wrong, since the other libraries are ok. : > > I also found the client.c which open aconnection to the : > > server, do I needto : > > implement this "communication" to use Nano-X under Window? If you want to RUN nano-X on Windows, then, you have two choices, you can either link the applications to the server, LINK_APP_TO_SERVER, or you'll have to implement a method for interprocess communication, which should work with some changes to the client.c code. However, there are a number of other issues, since Windows doesn't allow direct access to the framebuffer in the same way as Linux. I built a Windows screen driver for microwindows some years ago, along with a number of other changes, if this is what you're looking for. I didn't use Cygwin for this, but built a native port instead. (yes, I know we already have win32 on win32, but I guess it was for the fun of it, at the time I was using Windows quite a bit) If you're cross-compiling for X11 on another platform using Windows tools, then not much should require change, set the config file for the target just like on any system. Regards, Greg --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
