On Thu, 10 Jul 2008, Eric Perera wrote:
I want to run configure script With CeGCC and tried it with command below,
./configure CC= /opt/cegcc/bin/arm-cegcc-gcc --enable-fixed
--without-lapack --host=arm-wince-pe --build=i686-linux
--prefix=/home/eric/WinCE/sphinxBase
use --target instead of
I want to run configure script With CeGCC and tried it with command below,
./configure CC= /opt/cegcc/bin/arm-cegcc-gcc --enable-fixed
--without-lapack --host=arm-wince-pe --build=i686-linux
--prefix=/home/eric/WinCE/sphinxBase./configure CC=
/opt/cegcc/bin/arm-cegcc-c++ --enable-fixed --without-
eric
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Ok but in this case would it be possible that I define a coredllex.dll that
would implement this errno ?
In this case could I just remove the #include_next from existing
errno.h and provides implementation ?
So my sample code should compile with something like that :
./arm-mingw32ce-gcc testerrn
Hey,
I would like to understand how errno is handled with cegcc and more
precisely with mingw32ce.
see:
http://cegcc.sourceforge.net/docs/using.html
(at the bottom: "Apparently broken include files")
regards
Vincent Torri
I know that on ce platforms errno doesn't exist but if I need to
