Chris
Tue Apr 15 05:51:10 PDT 2008
I can confirm teh same - I got it to compile with eVC without much pain at
all by following the documentation that came with it. I think I had a PLG
problem too - and likely the atari stuff (been a while so I don't explicitly
remember).
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"Luc Cool" <luc.cool@robotronic.be> wrote in message
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> Yes, it can be build with eVC 4.0 You will need to download the NASM
> assembler as it is used for the x86 build. You should check the
> preprocessor definitions. They might have changed when you selected
> another SDK. As far as I remember, it compiles pretty much without major
> problems. I just had one plg that refused to compile. It was used for a
> weird atari sound format, so I never checked that one out any further.
>
>
> "daniel" <daniel@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:BEC54B8E-2BB5-4F87-ABAB-0151B9EABAB5@microsoft.com...
>> As I known, tcpmp can be compiled not only by cygwin but also evc.
>> But the cross_wince.txt only introduce a guide for using cygwin.
>> Is there any document for evc based building?
>>
>>
>> "Joel Winarske" wrote:
>>
>>> You really might want to read the documentation -
>>> tcpmp.src.0.72RC1\tcpmp\cross-compile\cross_wince.txt
>>>
>>>
>>> On Apr 14, 9:25 pm, daniel <dan...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>>> > hi?
>>> > I'm trying to port the tcpmp src to ce 5.0 based x86 board.
>>> > I downloaded the tcpmp v 0.72r1 src and open the .vcw project file
>>> > with evc4.
>>> > Of course, I installed the sdk for my x86 machine.
>>> > But when I ran the build, there were a lot of errors. It seems the
>>> > build
>>> > system may seek linux(unix) header files, unistd.h, strings.h... @@
>>> > How can I compile it then?
>>> > Is there any solver?
>>>
>>>
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