Gabonator,
I was trying to compile your code in Linux to see if I could add some stuff but it doesn't have a Makefile. I tried to make one but there are lots of microsoft specific things that I didn't want to invest in fixing without having a way to check them back in. Two issues so far: it seems that filenames and how they are included are not consistent in term of upper/lower case (windows doesn't seem to care), and there seems to be references to include files that are probably microsoft only (like windows.h). Also, I think you build both the arm version and a windows version, but I'm not sure which files go with which version. Right now all the top level files need a windows.h file. It would be nice at a minimum the arm code could build without window, and better if even the debug version could build in a cross-platform way.
Statistics : Posted by gabonator1 • on Tue Sep 20, 2011 8:17 pm • Replies 88 • Views 24918
I was trying to compile your code in Linux to see if I could add some stuff but it doesn't have a Makefile. I tried to make one but there are lots of microsoft specific things that I didn't want to invest in fixing without having a way to check them back in. Two issues so far: it seems that filenames and how they are included are not consistent in term of upper/lower case (windows doesn't seem to care), and there seems to be references to include files that are probably microsoft only (like windows.h). Also, I think you build both the arm version and a windows version, but I'm not sure which files go with which version. Right now all the top level files need a windows.h file. It would be nice at a minimum the arm code could build without window, and better if even the debug version could build in a cross-platform way.
Statistics : Posted by gabonator1 • on Tue Sep 20, 2011 8:17 pm • Replies 88 • Views 24918