Pete Moss writes:
> do i need a special version of
> gcc or does the gcc that comes with redhat do the job?
You most certainly do. On Linux, I recommend the version of prc-tools
that removes the need for the CALLBACK_PROLOGUE rubbish (the rest of the
fixes you probably won't notice so much yet). And it compiles C++ no
worse and mostly better than the old 0.5.0 version:
http://homepages.enterprise.net/jmarshall/palmos/
There's a bunch of useful links there too.
(I recommend this particularly on Unix because it's easier to build there
than on the host you've just moved from.) In particular, if you're running
Linux with glibc-2 (which, IIRC, in RedHat-speak means >= RH 5.1), you'll
find a link to ready-built binaries on that page. (Built by someone else:
I haven't tested them myself.)
John
