Thanks for the replies.
I think I might need a bit more help with this one!
I downloaded cegcc and the nearest version I could find of binutils
(Sticky Date: 2008.01.06.00.00.00) and version 4.1.0 of gcc, to do diffs
to analyse the changes as suggested by Vincent.
I started out by compiling ceg
On Thu, Jan 29, 2009 at 12:38:22PM -0600, Brad Riensche wrote:
> Has anyone used the PlaySound API call with cegcc? I can't make it
> work, but I have limited debugging capability at the moment. It would
> be nice to rule out ordinal mis-matches, etc.
Limited debugging capability? have a look here
On Fri, 30 Jan 2009, Ryan Raasch wrote:
One could also use libevil, from the Enlightenment Libraries. It is a
library used by the e libraries to support those function calls. It does
not have any dependencies.
Vincent Torri knows best :)
Danny Backx wrote:
That's probably because the conten
Thank you for your advices.
I think the error means cacao can not find a suitable libtool. So i
download GNU libtool (2.2.6) and build it with
AR=arm-cegcc-ar AS=arm-cegcc-as CXX=arm-cegcc-c++ CPP=arm-cegcc-cpp
CC=arm-cegcc-gcc LD=arm-cegcc-ld DLLTOOL=arm-cegcc-dlltool
NM=arm-cegcc-nm RANLIB=arm-
One could also use libevil, from the Enlightenment Libraries. It is a
library used by the e libraries to support those function calls. It does
not have any dependencies.
Vincent Torri knows best :)
Ryan
Danny Backx wrote:
> That's probably because the contents of ltdl.h is not supported on
> W
