Tue, 16 Jan 2001 Michael Uplawski wrote:
> Hi.
> I read the discussion btw David Olofson and the french Gentlemen
> about developping for RTLinux. Consider me a beginner in about
> everything.., anyway:
>
> First question.
> A collegue of mine was about to dispair today when he tried to
> understand the way, RT-applications are built. We use KDevelop and
> added the path to the RT-modules (RTLinux 2.2.3) to the linker- and
This shouldn't be needed, as "linking" is done by the module loader when
inserting the modules.
> the includes to the compiler-options (project|options).
> As this would not make him happy, let alone produce a working
> program, I wonder if it is of any importance that the right modules
> are already loaded at _compile-time_.
No. The headers are all you need.
Just make sure that KDevelop tries to build an .o file - *not* an executable
file, like it normally does. (That is, about the same settings as used when
building shared libraries should work for modules.)
//David
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