Argh. Linking problem; I had a slightly different order of libraries, and
my diff missed the toplevel Makefile.am. Sorry about that; the diff
is fixed and works.
-Chuck
On Mon, Jul 29, 2002 at 11:45:26PM -0600, Micah Dowty wrote:
>
> Hmm.. When trying to compile the pgserver after patching, I g
On Tue, Jul 30, 2002 at 02:52:02PM +0200, Philippe Ney wrote:
> > Hello
> >
> > I've just a little question: Are there any plans to port the
> > client-library to Pascal (fpc)?
>
> mmm ... I currently don't heard about such a port ...
> But, at the beginning was the Perl client lib,
> then the C
> Hello
>
> I've just a little question: Are there any plans to port the
> client-library to Pascal (fpc)?
mmm ... I currently don't heard about such a port ...
But, at the beginning was the Perl client lib,
then the C client lib was created
and then again went the Python client lib ...
:-)
Cer
Hi,
AFAIK nobody has talked about a pascal client lib yet, but if you'd like one it
shouldn't be too hard to do. The network protocol used by picogui is relatively well
documented (thanks to Dave (eks)) and it's easy to implement part of the protocol at
first, then work up to a full implementa
I was looking at making the distro generic and more of a rapid
development/deploy platform for the number one use here.. Dog and pony
shows for the suits. the closer I can get the mock-up or demo boxes to the
real thing the easier life is for development. we have gobs and gobs of
speed on our emb
Hello
I've just a little question: Are there any plans to port the client-library
to Pascal (fpc)?
Because I really don't like c (to be honest, I'm unable to learn it), but I'm
impressed about PicoGUI, it would be very nice and helpful if there is a
possibility to use a client-library instead
> 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 i
> 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
