Hi Denny,
I was doing the cegcc on Linux to cross compile it. I did not think
about the mingw32ce one. On the Windows, I was using VS and had so
much problems due to differences between win32 and wince.
I switch over to mingw32ce to see how it works.
Thanks.
Bao
> On Tue, 2007-09-25 at 08:28 -0
On Tue, 2007-09-25 at 08:28 -0700, Bao C. Ha wrote:
> Hi Chris,
>
> I was hoping that cegcc will supply some of the missing stuff, i.e. error.h,
> memory.h, process.h, ... It looks like I will have rip it apart to run on
> wince.
Both memory.h and process.h are present in the mingw32ce distributi
Hi Chris,
I was hoping that cegcc will supply some of the missing stuff, i.e. error.h,
memory.h, process.h, ... It looks like I will have rip it apart to run on
wince.
Thanks.
Bao
> Dear Bao,
> I have just successfully compiled the portaudio project for WinCE using
> cegcc. These steps were nece
Dear Bao,
I have just successfully compiled the portaudio project for WinCE using cegcc.
These steps were necessary:
1) Install cegcc-mingw32ce from
http://downloads.sourceforge.net/cegcc/cegcc-mingw32ce-0.50-1.i586.rpm?modtime=1182283097&big_mirror=0
(cegcc-cegcc alone didn't work for me).
2)
Hello,
How do I proceed?
I have a project that can be built either as Linux or
Win 32 application. How do I use cegcc to build a
WinCE application?
I am thinking of modifying the Linux's Makfile. Then,
just cross compile from within the Linux environment.
Another option to to use the dsp file fr
