Hmm.. When trying to compile the pgserver after patching, I get lots of undefined
references to the llist_* functions. It is compiling llist.c into libgcore.a
correctly, and it is linking with libgcore... I've tried this on two different
machines, getting undefined references on both. Any clue
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On Tue, Jul 30, 2002 at 12:48:32PM +0800, sanit wrote:
> Hi, all.
>We had run picogui in M68EZ328ADS board, (use dragball EZ 16MHZ)but the speed too
>slowly to be a prouduct. example when we click a menu, after 0.3 second the menu will
>popup. (there is no th
I haven't personally tested PicoGUI on the 68EZ328 in a while. I'd like to spend more
time testing and tuning picogui for various hardware, but I've been too busy trying to
add features :)
I really doubt that the IPC is the problem. Unix sockets should be plenty fast. Most
of the time is proba
On Mon, Jul 29, 2002 at 01:26:35PM -0600, Gray, Tim wrote:
> I am trying to throw together an embedded Linux distro (16meg MAX filesystem
> size) building kit. and I was wondering if the Cli_python for picogui has
> any issues working with an older python such as Python 2.1.3?
>
> I am using an o
Hi, all.
We had run picogui in M68EZ328ADS board, (use dragball EZ 16MHZ)but the speed too
slowly to be a prouduct. example when we click a menu, after 0.3 second the menu will
popup. (there is no theme.) But we did find the hardware the PicoGui can run in
Dragball EZ 16MHZ in PicoGui's Web
Hi, all.
We had run picogui in M68EZ328ADS board, (use
dragball EZ 16MHZ)but the speed too slowly to be a prouduct. example
when we click a menu, after 0.3 second the menu will popup. (there is
no theme.) But we did find the hardware the PicoGui can run in Dragball EZ 16MHZ
in Pic
On Mon, Jul 29, 2002 at 01:26:35PM -0600, Gray, Tim wrote:
> I am trying to throw together an embedded Linux distro (16meg MAX filesystem
> size) building kit. and I was wondering if the Cli_python for picogui has
> any issues working with an older python such as Python 2.1.3?
cli_python was desi
I am trying to throw together an embedded Linux distro (16meg MAX filesystem
size) building kit. and I was wondering if the Cli_python for picogui has
any issues working with an older python such as Python 2.1.3?
I am using an old python as it will happily compile with uClibc whereas the
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