I didn't find any references to LINK_APP_INTO_SERVER in Microwindows 0.91 source code. I used "MS Windows search" which even browses IN files...It must be somewhere in the Makefile or Config files?!
Anyway, I went through most of the source code files, except the client side, and I extracted the part I needed I think. I disabled the network by defining NONETWORK, then I commented out "unisted.h". I only have errors for the symbols: scrdev, mousedev, kbddev which I was expecting. Those structures need to be filled in with the drivers functions. I guess now I need to write drivers to write into the screen through MS Windows, like you did :) Regards, Cedric On Wed, Jul 2, 2008 at 9:18 PM, Greg Haerr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > : Well, I'll do what you said, comment out header files and see if I can > : figure out how to solve the errors. I'll start with the srvmain.c. I'll > : "remove" its communication part and might make a call to an empty client > : function. > > I would start with setting LINK_APP_INTO_SERVER, this > automatically sets everything so no communications is required. > You don't want to start arbitrarily #ifdefing the source. The > art of porting is best when you're not mucking around with the > code, but instead configuring for minimal requirements and > resources until you get something running. Then you can > start adding back features. All of the win32 demos > for instance are single-threaded, no client/server. Its > a great place to start, since the link lines are already > written. > > Regards, > > Greg >
