Hello,
I got the following error while compiling over a CELL platform with
--enable-gcell,
In file included from
/home/hecormar/GNURADIO/trunk/gcell/src/include/gc_jd_queue_data.h:25,
from
/home/hecormar/GNURADIO/trunk/gcell/src/include/spu/gc_jd_queue.h:25,
Hello Eric,
./bootstrap
./configure-cell-cross --prefix=path-to-where-youre-installing
make
I miss that part, i did
./configure --enable-gcell
Given that it's failing to find stdint.h, I suspect something else may
be wrong too.
What OS and version are you running? We're mostly
./bootstrap
./configure-cell-cross --prefix=path-to-where-youre-installing
make
The configure-cell-cross command is misnamed. You still need to use
it when compiling natively on the cell. Note that we almost never
natively compile because even on the QS21, it's dog
Hello Eric,
I have got to this point, is there some black magic arround
{ppu,spu}_intrinsics.h?
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/trunk# find / -name ppu_intrinsics.h
/opt/ibmcmp/xlc/ssc/0.9/include/ppu_intrinsics.h
/usr/lib/gcc/ppu/4.1.1/include/ppu_intrinsics.h
make[5]: Entering directory
Hello,
Now, I say this, but frankly, I don't like Fedora. If I could use
Debian/Ubuntu on the PS3, I would, but for the tools support, this is
just the way to go.
Just in case you did not know:
Installing Cell BE SDK V2.0 on a Debian Host
http://blog.perlplexity.org/?p=3
For installing
Hello,
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