>
> Okay. That seems to work. The build still fails when it gets to gdb,
> but that's not really a problem for me. Haret seems to run fine with
> the new compiler.
>
I also build the following Linux bootloader ok for the wince
svn://fuzzyneural.net/h6300/wililo/trunk
I use it for allow
On 10/30/06, Nuno Lucas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I confirm this. An earlier revision before the C++ library was added
was working fine (it was nice to see gdb working remotely), but now
fails with "errno.h" errors when building gdb, and the strange thing
is that it is including headers on /usr/
On 10/29/06, Kevin O'Connor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Okay. That seems to work. The build still fails when it gets to gdb,
> but that's not really a problem for me. Haret seems to run fine with
> the new compiler.
I confirm this. An earlier revision before the C++ library was added
was worki
By the way, another missing definition is SHInitDialog.
In the PocketPC 2000 (WinCE 3.0) SDK is on aygshell.h (ayhshell.lib).
In the WinCE 4.2 standard SDK is on shellsdk.h (also aygshell.lib).
In the WinCE 5.0 standard SDK is on shellsdk.h (also aygshell.lib).
I'm running linux, so can't check o
On 10/29/06, Danny Backx <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Several of the examples in the Boling book use a function called lstrcpy
> which the include files map on lstrcpyW.
>
> We don't have this function in any of our libraries. Does anyone know
> where it resides ?
lstrcpyW is a define to wcscpy, w
Pedro,
I approved a reply from you to the SVN-commits mailing list, but I
didn't get the message through the mailing list yet. Maybe it has a
backlog.
If I remember the message well, it said that DLLs in mingw32ce need to
be created by src/script.sh . This was in response to a change I made to
ge
Several of the examples in the Boling book use a function called lstrcpy
which the include files map on lstrcpyW.
We don't have this function in any of our libraries. Does anyone know
where it resides ?
I'm guessing it's in one of the CE system DLL's so I am really asking in
which .def file (src/