3. In bf_skey, memcpy was undefined,
Will look into it...
Looked into it and it didn't make any sense. Required header file is
included so it shouldn't be a problem... Strangely enough there're a
number of files calling memcpy, which are compiled prior bf_skey.c, so
how come it gets "angry" so "late"? I suppose you have to figure this
one out yourself, as it appears as problem with your environment.
8. On that same line, the linker did not like /machine:ARMV4I.
Surprisingly, it also threw an error when I changed it to
/machine:ARM. It was happy when I changed it /machine:thumb. Not
sure how it knew I has compiling for thumb and not vanilla ARM.
Somewhere along the line, I saw that for thumb, the following defines
are also good:
-QRarch4T -DTHUMBSUPPORT -QRinterwork-return
Will be fixed in next snapshot.
settings.evc4 [provided by Steven] doesn't mention THUMBSUPPORT...
VC-32.pl which will be available in closest snapshot won't contain it
either. Can you actually confirm that THUMBSUPPORT is actually required? A.
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