Hello,
I'm fighting with makefiles and GCC options under windows, but unfortunately I didn't succeed at compiling the Example plugin (in src folder) with GCC (mingw).
Did anyone succeeded at compiling it? (I **don't** want to compile it using VisualC++)
and btw, a question to XMOS team: is there any JNI (Java Native Interface) to this API ?
regards
Simulator Plugin API with GCC under Windows
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octal
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paul
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Can you give details of any errors that you get?
Also... there are some example make files and plugins in source form - goto <11.2 tools install dir>/src
The windows one is all greek to me (I use a linux host)... The option I usually take in this situation is to use Cygwin and gcc to build the plugin. This means you can use the Unix make file.
Also... there are some example make files and plugins in source form - goto <11.2 tools install dir>/src
The windows one is all greek to me (I use a linux host)... The option I usually take in this situation is to use Cygwin and gcc to build the plugin. This means you can use the Unix make file.
Paul
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On two occasions I have been asked, 'Pray, Mr. Babbage, if you put into the machine wrong figures, will the right answers come out?' I am not able rightly to apprehend the kind of confusion of ideas that could provoke such a question.
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octal
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Hi Paul,
I finished up compiling the plugin on my MAC. On my PC I could do it with VC++ but I want to do it using GCC.
When I'll got a bit of free time, I'll try under Cygwin and let you know the results.
I finished up compiling the plugin on my MAC. On my PC I could do it with VC++ but I want to do it using GCC.
When I'll got a bit of free time, I'll try under Cygwin and let you know the results.