Hi Bill,
I can't recall exactly what the reason was, but, in the past there were
various checkout issues from SF when using the svn:// prefix, which is
why I opted for using the http:// prefix.
For what it's worth, since SF came back up after their last major down
period, I've not had any
Title: Re: [wsjt-devel] compile error
Hello Bill,
"Beware of programmers carrying screwdrivers."
Sorry, I am more the screwdriver type!
So, that's what I did - and it worked! Thanks for the help again.
(JTSDK-QT 5.2 ) C:\JTSDK)cd src
(JTSDK-QT 5.2 ) C:\JTSDK\src)cd wsjtx
(JT
Title: Re: [wsjt-devel] compile error
Hello Bill,
c:\JTSDK\src\wsjtx
01.03.2017 15:36 .svn
01.03.2017 15:36 boost
01.03.2017 15:37 222.321 mainwindow.cpp
The '.svn' is a hidden directory. That's all I have, no more files.
Changed to that directory
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Subject: Re: [wsjt-devel] compile error
On 01/03/2017 15:32, Black Michael wrote:
> Given that the audio bug with new Mac version is fixed in 5.8 any
> thoughts/plans to migrate to it? Apparently
On 01/03/2017 15:32, Black Michael wrote:
> Given that the audio bug with new Mac version is fixed in 5.8 any
> thoughts/plans to migrate to it? Apparently it builds OK.
Hi Mike,
yes but using Qt 5.8 on Mac OS X requires us to drop support for Mac OS
X 10.7, this has been discussed and will
On 01/03/2017 15:27, Wolfgang wrote:
c:\JTSDK\subversion\bin>svn up
Hi Wolfgang,
that is not the Subversion client workspace directory. You need to
change directory to the root of the source file tree before running the
`svn up` command. The client workspace is the directory containing
Title: Re: [wsjt-devel] compile error
Hello Bill,
thanks for your fast help
c:\JTSDK\subversion\bin>svn up
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conflicts:
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On 01/03/2017 15:01, Wolfgang wrote:
> =>> Remark - but sourceforge is online
Hi Wolfgang,
do not worry about the new files in the WSJT-X boost directory, they are
not yet referenced by the build.
WSJT-X should still build with Qt 5.2 on Windows but switching to Qt 5.5
is advisable sometime
On 17/02/2017 13:43, Black Michael wrote:
Appears to be this change that's causing it
- QStringList available_configurations;
// get the existing alternatives
- available_configurations = settings_.childGroups ();
+ auto const& available_configurations {settings_.childGroups ()};
Hi
Hi Bill,
Ok, thanks for the info.
Now, to convolute this whole picture a bit more. Sean told me he's
running Ubuntu-Mate on a G5 iMac. From my understanding, the G5 iMac is
a ppc 32-bit box, and the Ubuntu kernel ( don't ask me how this works,
as I've no idea ) is 64-bit smp ( uname -r =
Hi Greg,
I’ve replied here just to maintain the archive.
> Now, to convolute this whole picture a bit more. Sean told me he's
> running Ubuntu-Mate on a G5 iMac. From my understanding, the G5 iMac is
> a ppc 32-bit box, and the Ubuntu kernel ( don't ask me how this works,
> as I've no idea ) is
On 04/11/2015 22:54, KI7MT wrote:
> Hi Bill,
Hi Greg,
>
> Ok, thanks for the info.
>
> Now, to convolute this whole picture a bit more. Sean told me he's
> running Ubuntu-Mate on a G5 iMac. From my understanding, the G5 iMac is
> a ppc 32-bit box, and the Ubuntu kernel ( don't ask me how this
Hi Bill,
What about MIPS?
MIPS is the CPU in most ADSL routers and we all reload them with
OpenWRT.
Some heve one or two USB ports om which one can put a USB disk, or
just use NFS.
But, is it worth it with a Banana Pi clone such as the Orange Pi
being so cheap, and has a SATA port!!
1B3GT
Hi Bill,
On 11/04/2015 11:23 PM, Bill Somerville wrote:
> On 04/11/2015 22:54, KI7MT wrote:
>> Hi Bill,
> Hi Greg,
>>
>> Ok, thanks for the info.
>>
>> Now, to convolute this whole picture a bit more. Sean told me he's
>> running Ubuntu-Mate on a G5 iMac. From my understanding, the G5 iMac is
>>
Hi Sean,
I added host_os/linux/{host_cpu/powerpc} support to configure.ac for
both CFLAGS && FFLAGS. The FFLAGS are the standard defaults all the
others use with the exception of the -fPIE.
When you get a chance to test it:
cd src/wspr
svn update
./autogen.sh
make
sudo make uninstall && sudo
On 04/11/2015 18:46, KI7MT wrote:
> To be honest, I'm a bit fuzzy on the -fPIC v.s.
> -fPIE flag usage.
Hi Greg,
PIC code is required if the relocatable object code is to be linked into
a shared library. This is necessary so that the image loader can map the
library into more than one process
Hi Greg,
I did a little searching this afternoon to see if I could garner any
information regarding the "R_PPC_REL24 relocation at”, error I was seeing,
it appears to be reasonably common.
From what I understand this particular error is in someway related to non PIC
code being used with PIC
Hi Sean,
Thanks for the info. To be honest, I'm a bit fuzzy on the -fPIC v.s.
-fPIE flag usage.
Can you send me a copy of (offline) your Makfile and config.log after
running ./autogen.sh. They should be in the source directory. From that,
we can add a condition to configure.ac allowing for a
Hi Greg,
> If your building WSPR from SVN you should first uninstall what you have
> now, then svn update and rebuild with:
>
> ./autogen.sh
> make
> sudo make install
Thank you for the input, your help is greatly appreciated.
I’ve carried-out the above instructions and it seems to have
Dear All,
I'm trying to compile WSPR on a PowerPC (G5 iMac) which is running Ubuntu Mate
15.10.
I've managed to get the code to compiled, without any errors that I can see,
all the way up to the final command, launching WSPR.
Here’s my terminal readout.
g0oan@g0oan-desktop:~/wspr$ sudo make
Hi Sean,
It means, that for some reason, the shell wrapper script which launches
wspr.py did not get the updated from configure.ac properly. I'll look
into why that is not happening.
In the mean time, edit the wrapper script, and try to relaunch:
* open a terminal, then type:
sudo sed -i
Hi Sean,
There were a couple issues that needed to be addressed. I think I have
them resolved now.
If your building WSPR from SVN you should first uninstall what you have
now, then svn update and rebuild with:
./autogen.sh
make
sudo make install
One of the issues was the wspr.desktop file,
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