"Jon Torrey" wrote:
Also - if anyone happens to have an INTEGRITY config file and could send me
it as an example that would be greatly appreciated.
You can probably get some ideas from the lwIP tcp/ip "hacks"
built into libcurl. The lwIP + Windows combo actually works with
some glue code for
On Fri, 25 Jul 2014, Jon Torrey wrote:
Also - if anyone happens to have an INTEGRITY config file and could send me
it as an example that would be greatly appreciated.
I fell over this email from 2008 saying "I have successfully ported curl and
libcurl to the INTEGRITY RTOS in a few hours":
Also - if anyone happens to have an INTEGRITY config file and could send me
it as an example that would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
JT
On Fri, Jul 25, 2014 at 10:54 AM, Jon Torrey wrote:
> A simple approach can be to just run ./configure once on your linux
>> machine, then go through lib/c
On Fri, Jul 25, 2014 at 09:52:11AM -0400, Jon Torrey wrote:
> I am interested in cross-compiling on Linux for ARM INTEGRITY as it seems most
> similar to what I am running.
>
> The example provided within install.html leaves me a tad confused on how to
> get
> prepared. I've done a file grep ins
>
> A simple approach can be to just run ./configure once on your linux
> machine, then go through lib/curl_config.h manually afterwards and make
> sure it matches your target system and rename it to lib/config-integrity.h.
> Then edit lib/curl_setup.h to include that file like:
Good idea. I am
On Fri, 25 Jul 2014, Jon Torrey wrote:
I have noticed it is very complex. Was very interested if there was any
sort of simplification of explaining the process. We shall carry on now.
A simple approach can be to just run ./configure once on your linux machine,
then go through lib/curl_confi
Hi Dan,
Asking for the key files isn't really going
> to help much, because they are so complex and hang together so tightly.
> configure is pretty key for an autoconf build, and that one file is over
> 42K
> lines.
I have noticed it is very complex. Was very interested if there was any
sort of
On Thu, Jul 24, 2014 at 09:39:00AM -0400, Jon Torrey wrote:
> I am currently attempting to port over libcurl to an ARM-based embedded system
> with a proprietary operating system. After practicing building on both Linux
Sounds like fun!
> and Windows and capturing the output of the process in te
Hi everyone,
I am currently attempting to port over libcurl to an ARM-based embedded
system with a proprietary operating system. After practicing building on
both Linux and Windows and capturing the output of the process in text
files and reading over them, I have what might be an easy question t
