"Chris DiPierro" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > First problem to solve is why it can't find my header files. I > have the following dir structure: > > f:\PalmDev > f:\PalmDev\sdk > f:\PalmDev\sdk\include <- Here I have the OS3 include files > f:\PalmDev\sdk-3.5 > f:\PalmDev\sdk-3.5\include <- Here I have the OS3.5 include files > > However, gcc can't find my included files unless I explicitly specify it > with -I (which it accepts just fine). > If I look at the mountpoints in Cygwin, I have: > > f:\palmdev /PalmDev > > So I assume that's correct...what's going on here?? By default, gcc looks for includes in /PalmDev/sdk/include. With your setup, it should be finding your OS3 headers. Do you have them organized into subdirectories the way the new gcc expects to find them? I believe Palm has made available some old SDKs arranged in the new organization. Is that the 3.0 SDK you're using? To answer your other question, yes I have been able to run apps built with prc-tools 2.0, and the 3.5 SDK. I've run gremlins on them and they seem to run just fine. -- Roger Chaplin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palm.com/devzone/mailinglists.html
