On Tue, Aug 10, 1999 at 10:31:05PM -0500, pete moss wrote:
> i have been developing using windows and gcc up until now, but as i
> really dislike windows, i am moving more fully over to a linux machine.
> can anyone tell me (in private email) what things i need to do to get
> gcc for palm running in linux. what auxillary programs do i need? does
> (the very excellent!) POSE run on linux? do i need a special version of
> gcc or does the gcc that comes with redhat do the job?
>
You will need a special version of gcc. You have to install the
prc-tools, pilrc, and pose and/or xcopilot packages. I don't know where
to find these packages for Red Hat, but for Debian you just have to say
"apt-get install prc-tools pilrc pose xcopilot" and it will find,
download, and install the packages and their dependencies.
POSE runs on Linux, but I currently prefer xcopilot for 3 reasons:
speed, stability (pose tends to crash instead of showing error
messages), and gdb. OTOH, POSE is necessary if you want to test your
app vs a 3.1 ROM.
-Ben
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Ben Darnell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www4.ncsu.edu/~bgdarnel/thoughtstream
