Chris DiPierro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
news:2591@palm-dev-forum...
> First problem to solve is why it can't find my header files. I
> have the following dir structure:
See the following extract from a message a cuple of weeks ago by John
Marshall at pilot.programmer.gcc (repeated here because news.massena.com
appears to be off the air at the moment).
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Your PalmDev tree should look like this:
d:\programming\palm\palmdev\sdk-3.1
d:\programming\palm\palmdev\sdk-3.1\include
d:\programming\palm\palmdev\sdk-3.1\include\Core
d:\programming\palm\palmdev\sdk-3.1\include\Core\Hardware
d:\programming\palm\palmdev\sdk-3.1\include\Core\International
d:\programming\palm\palmdev\sdk-3.1\include\Core\System
d:\programming\palm\palmdev\sdk-3.1\include\Core\System\Unix
d:\programming\palm\palmdev\sdk-3.1\include\Core\UI
[similarly ...\palm\palmdev\sdk-1\... etc for whatever SDKs you installed]
d:\programming\palm\palmdev\include
d:\programming\palm\palmdev\lib
d:\programming\palm\palmdev\lib\m68k-palmos-coff
d:\programming\palm\palmdev\doc
[...]
You shouldn't need to move any of the files around. The `-v' and `-H'
compiler options are useful for checking your setup.
$ echo | m68k-palmos-gcc -E -v - -palmos3.1
will give a list of all the include directories the compiler is looking in,
and should give all the directories above with `include' in their names, in
some order. You probably want to pick up one of the SDKs by default instead
of using a `-palmosX' option all the time, so you can follow the
instructions
in the README to make a `sdk' symlink.
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It worked for me!
Regards, Nick
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