[Crossposting trimmed: I still don't see what this has to do with
emulator-forum.]
David A. Desrosiers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ok, I've got the latest of the tools ported and built against
> the following:
>
> egcs-07031999-CVS
As noted on the web page I pointed you at last time, there is a problem
with egcs post-1.1b's C++ runtime and prc-tools. If you've solved this,
I'd appreciate seeing your patches.
> prc-tools-0.50
As noted on the web page I pointed you at last time, this is not the
latest version of prc-tools. You are risking wasting about six months
of your time.
> pilrc-2.0a
FYI, Wes has recently released 2.4.
> When this is built, I'm packing up the whole shooting
> match, and sending it out for all to use.
That's sweet of you. Pray tell, what platforms will you support?
However, the problems below indicate that you've got a long way to go.
> ../PalmOS1/UI/UICommon.h:209: warning: `systrap' attribute directive
> ignored
[...]
> crt0.c:114: warning: multi-character character constant
These both indicate that you have not properly applied the Palm OS-specific
patches to egcs. You can check this with `m68k-palmos-coff-gcc -v', and
comparing the output to the (patched) egcs/gcc/version.c. As described
in the instructions (info -n "(gcc)Bugs"), including this output would
have been more valuable than 37 additional lines of the first warning.
In your other message, re compiling pilrc:
> Any ideas?
>
> gro-ard5:/src/compiling/m68k/prc-tools-0.5.0/pilrc2.0/src# make
You're building as root?!
> util.h:33: parse error before `FILE'
[And 3 run-on diagnostics from this one.]
Ideas? 1. Look at the code in that compilation unit before util.h:33,
and figure out why it doesn't know what a `FILE' is. 2. If you expect
us to help, please show us that code instead of a bunch of irrelevant
warnings. 3. Please don't expect us to help you on this one.
> xwin.c:85: warning: implicit declaration of function `free'
> xwin.c:86: warning: assignment makes pointer from integer without a
> cast
> xwin.c:131: warning: unused variable `style'
> xwin.c:666: warning: control reaches end of non-void function
[etc]
If you think your email address is warranted, you should know which of
these are important and how to fix them.
John "warning: civility veneer breach imminent..."
