Yes, I did cd to the src directory before running the script.
I think I am going to re-get the source from svn and try again. I did
have a few svn errors during the initial get that required me to restart
several times.
Also, completely understand about the porting scenario. I was hoping,
and st
Pedro Alves wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I just committed this patch to the build scripts to fix the bug in
> build-mingw32ce.sh that made the build continue for Carl even though
> an error had occurred.
Obviously, to build-cegcc.sh, not build-mingw32ce.sh.
Cheers,
Pedro Alves
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Hi all,
I just committed this patch to the build scripts to fix the bug in
build-mingw32ce.sh that made the build continue for Carl even though
an error had occurred.
Also, I added a few missing error handlers in build-cegcc.sh and
made a bit of house cleaning.
Cheers,
Pedro Alves
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src/Ch
Carl Banzhof wrote:
> Hi Carl,
>
> Carl Banzhof wrote:
>
>> Hi
>>
>> I think I?ve built the tool chain successfully. However, when trying
>> to compile my project, it doesn?t seem know where to find the common
>> header files etc.
>>
>> Is there a configuration change that needs to be ma
Hi Pedro,
I used the src/build-cegcc.sh command to build the tool chain. Is there
a separate step that I missed? I need the newlib capability because I am
trying to port a linux project onto the windows mobile platform.
Thanks
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Hi Carl,
Carl Banzhof wrote:
> Hi
>
> I think I’ve built the tool chain successfully. However, when trying
> to compile my project, it doesn’t seem know where to find the common
> header files etc.
>
> Is there a configuration change that needs to be made to my make file
> or do the heade
Hi
I think I’ve built the tool chain successfully. However, when trying to compile my project, it doesn’t seem know where to find the common header files etc.
Is there a configuration change that needs to be made to my make file or do the header files need to be moved to a specific directory?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>thank you for your reply.
>then, can you upload complete 'cegcc-0.1.0_cygwin.tar.gz'?
>
>
Sorry, no. It is now quite dated, and the trouble of building a new
package of an old version isn't worth the trouble
of downloading an old tree, building the toolchain, packaging
thank you for your reply.
then, can you upload complete 'cegcc-0.1.0_cygwin.tar.gz'?
because i have to do some project by using it.
and you gave me the information (For cegcc: src/build-cegcc.sh).
what does it mean? actually i cannot find build-cegcc.sh.
please give me an answer~:)
again thank you
