On 26 Feb 2006 at 17:37, The Devils Jester wrote:
> I dont see a foxtests folder, I will look at the one in TestSUite and see I
> can make heads or tails of it, this is how I normally compile my app:
Sorry, got bogged down with fixing a separate issue. It's in SVN now.
> g++ main.cpp -o myapp -L
I dont see a foxtests folder, I will look at the one in TestSUite and
see I can make heads or tails of it, this is how I normally compile my
app:
(a shell script that does the following)
g++ main.cpp -o myapp -L/usr/lib -L/usr/X11R6/lib -lGL -L./system -lpng
-lfmod-3.74.1 -lFOX-1.6 -lXext -ldl
On 26 Feb 2006 at 12:16, The Devils Jester wrote:
> I will attempt to make a small test app using the same functions that I am
> using, see if it compiles (if not, I will mail the source). I can also
> attempt to compile the test suite to see if its the compiler or not.
You can try the new set o
I will attempt to make a small test app using the same functions that I am using, see if it compiles (if not, I will mail the source). I can also attempt to compile the test suite to see if its the compiler or not.
Do you have any quick and easy ways to make a scons setup so I can use that to comp
On 26 Feb 2006 at 9:53, The Devils Jester wrote:
> I dont use scons or make or anything of the sort, its always been too
> complicated and too many files just to compile an app. I use a simple .sh
> script which calls g++ with my options (and a .bat which calls borland on
> win), it may not be as
I dont use scons or make or anything of the sort, its always been too complicated and too many files just to compile an app. I use a simple .sh script which calls g++ with my options (and a .bat which calls borland on win), it may not be as portable as a makefile or scons, but it is much cleaner,
On 25 Feb 2006 at 22:33, The Devils Jester wrote:
> The first set of errors was about FOX_BIGENDIAN not being declared. I put a
> -DFOX_BIGENDIAN in my compile script and now that doesnt yell at me. (I
> dont know if I _should_ be declaring that though...)
If you're using scons, the SConstruct
