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|    Nicholas Boel to Wilfred van Velzen    |
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|    04 Aug 17 16:42:52    |
      Hello Wilfred,              On Fri Aug 04 2017 21:35:52, Wilfred van Velzen wrote to Nicholas Boel:               NB>> No. It wasn't a valid option, so I went with the next best        NB>> "generic" method. Otherwise, besides "native" there were only        NB>> specific things, like "armv7" and the like.               WV> Or maybe just leave out the -mtune option. That should work too I        WV> think.              That's a possibility. I think the "native" option is more widely used than       "generic" though. Codeblocks or gcc (5.1.1 I believe) didn't like it and       suggested I use native.               NB>> As for the native target in the project you can switch to. I was        NB>> lucky I was able to figure out how to build it. I've never used        NB>> codeblocks before until this past hour. ;)               WV> You seemed to have done fine, in such a short time span! ;)              Once I realized I originally grabbed the "CodeBlocks" tree that was Windows       specific, I went back and grabbed the "linux" tree which contained the correct       .cbp files I needed. Had I ran into any issues compiling fmail and ftools,       though.. I'd be scratching my head a bit, I'm sure. ;)               NB>> That's what I figured after looking into it a little more. I        NB>> tried getting into it a little bit, but the first file couldn't        NB>> find io.h, then when I commented that out to see where it would        NB>> go next, it errored on the next file with some invalid code. So I        NB>> gave up so as to not wreck anything.               WV> If it were that simple! ... ;)              I know. I had a gleam of hope in my eye, which disappeared pretty fast.               WV> The problem is mostly in the conio library, which is dos/windows        WV> specific, for doing the text user interface. I want to replace that        WV> with ncurses, but that will take some figuring out. And I fear they        WV> are wildly different, so it wouldn't be a case of just replacing        WV> library calls...2              Meh, piece of cake. ;)              When I have some time, I'll go through FConfig (already installed on Windows)       and fill in the blanks to get a config file I can copy over to the pi for some       more testing.              Regards,       Nick              ... "Не знаю. Я здесь только работаю."       --- GoldED+/LNX 1.1.5-b20170303        * Origin: thePharcyde_ distribution system (Wisconsin) (1:154/10)    |
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