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bug in cvs
#11
Yeah, it must be mingw, not cygwin, with cygwin any fb app including the compiler would need that 2mb dll to run.
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#12
yikes....
i downloaded mingwstudio, and managed to talk the rtlib into compiling...
but now when i try to compile the compiler, i get a million and one fake references to every fb command in existence...
here's a small sampling:
Quote:obj/win32/symb.o(.text+0x360c):fake: undefined reference to `fb_StrAssign@16'
obj/win32/symb.o(.text+0x3615):fake: undefined reference to `fb_StrAllocTempResu
lt@4'
obj/win32/symb.o(.text+0x3667):fake: undefined reference to `fb_StrAssign@16'
obj/win32/symb.o(.text+0x367d):fake: undefined reference to `fb_StrAssign@16'
obj/win32/symb.o(.text+0x3686):fake: undefined reference to `fb_StrAllocTempResu
lt@4'
obj/win32/symb.o(.text+0x36ce):fake: undefined reference to `fb_StrAssign@16'
obj/win32/symb.o(.text+0x36d7):fake: undefined reference to `fb_StrAllocTempResu
lt@4'
obj/win32/symb.o(.text+0x3a23):fake: undefined reference to `fb_StrAssign@16'
obj/win32/symb.o(.text+0x3a2c):fake: undefined reference to `fb_StrAllocTempResu
lt@4'
obj/win32/symb.o(.text+0x3c90):fake: undefined reference to `fb_StrAssign@16'
obj/win32/symb.o(.text+0x3de2):fake: undefined reference to `fb_StrAssign@16'
obj/win32/symb.o(.text+0x3e4f):fake: undefined reference to `fb_StrAssign@16'
obj/win32/symb.o(.text+0x3ede):fake: undefined reference to `fb_StrAssign@16'
obj/win32/symb.o(.text+0x4114):fake: undefined reference to `fb_StrAssign@16'
obj/win32/symb.o(.text+0x4169):fake: more undefined references to `fb_StrAssign@
16' follow
obj/win32/symb.o(.text+0x44f2):fake: undefined reference to `fb_ArrayUBound@8'
obj/win32/symb.o(.text+0x450b):fake: undefined reference to `fb_StrLen@8'
obj/win32/symb.o(.text+0x452a):fake: undefined reference to `fb_StrCompare@16'
obj/win32/symb.o(.text+0x45be):fake: undefined reference to `fb_StrAssign@16'
obj/win32/symb.o(.text+0x460a):fake: undefined reference to `fb_DataRestore@4'
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#13
Please take into consideration that I'm used to Dev-Cpp not MinGwStudio:

Compiled rtlib with MinGwStudio: 33 warnings, 0 errors, size 92356 bytes
Didn't find any way to use the dedicated makefile (maybe my fault...).

Compiled rtlib with Dev-Cpp: 0 warnings, 0 errors, size 123752 bytes


Compiled fbc with MinGwStudio: not possible (maybe my fault...).
Didn't find any way to use the dedicated makefile (only makefile export found), or to tell the IDE to use another compiler.
Because of this, MinGwStudio uses gcc instead of fbc as compiler (can't work...).

Compiled fbc with Dev-Cpp: 0 warnings, 0 errors, size 308736 bytes
No problems.
Just set to proper makefile, copy fbc.exe to Dev-Cpp, compile, and you get a new file named fbc_new.exe Big Grin
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#14
Using the makefiles that came with it, I had to copy *.h from rtlib to rtlib\win32
It would probably be simpler to make sure the include path set in the makefile includes where-ever the rtlib folder is.
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#15
thanks sterling. that made it work. Smile

fsw: i used the command-line utilities with the included makefiles, not the ide. that's probably why mine worked but yours didn't, for the compiler itself.
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