WB 3.1

[zChris]

Hi!

At the moment i've gotten java, jamint, jammsg, javaio, javalang and
javautil to compile on Wb3.1 with out much editing. It was mostly
changing the Makefile to the one java-io was using.

And in some case i had to disable JA_DEBUG and JA_ERROR otherwise i
would get undefined reference to several functions.

Trying to compile java-nio gives me this http://i40.tinypic.com/20kdrg2.png
and since im a real beginner on this i have no clue on how to solve
it.

Anyone have some suggestions?

Best Regards Christoffer Ekman

[Thore Sittly]

Hi Chris

It seems there is a missing link lib. Try to remove the "-nostartfiles" and try it again.
Usually a Lib should have -nostartfiles, but just give it a try.
For sockets, you need the developer files for socket.library or bsdsocket.library.

kind regards

Thore

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Datum: Sun, 11 Mar 2012 13:11:19 -0700 (PDT)
Von: zChris <chris....@gmail.com>
An: jamiga2 <jam...@googlegroups.com>
Betreff: WB 3.1

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[zChris]

Hi Thore,

Thanks for you'r reply. I've tried removing -nostartfiles from the
make file to no prevail. Also i kinda sure i have bsdsocket.library's
developer files since i'm using Loiuse GCC harddisk file for UAE. In
there i have a assign AmiTCP which directs too ADE (Amiga developer
environment), in there there is a drawer called include that have sys/
socket.h. I think that's the required files?

Best regards Christoffer Ekman

On 11 mar, 21:22, "Thore Sittly" <TSit...@gmx.de> wrote:
> Hi Chris
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>  It seems there is a missing link lib. Try to remove the "-nostartfiles"
> and try it again.
>  Usually a Lib should have -nostartfiles, but just give it a try.
> For sockets, you need the developer files for socket.library or
> bsdsocket.library.
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> kind regards
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> Thore
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> >             -------- Original-Nachricht --------
> > Datum: Sun, 11 Mar 2012 13:11:19 -0700 (PDT)

> > Von: zChris <chris.ekma...@gmail.com>

[Thore Sittly]

Hi Chris

Oh I've overseen that libnix produces the error. Try to use ixemul by removing "-noixemul". Then it should use ixemul.library instead of libnix. Unfortunately I am not at an Amiga like computer to check it.

regards

Thore

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Datum: Sun, 11 Mar 2012 13:57:47 -0700 (PDT)

Von: zChris <chris....@gmail.com>
An: jamiga2 <jam...@googlegroups.com>

Betreff: Re: WB 3.1

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[Christoffer Ekman]

Hi Thore,

I tried removing -noixemul, but that just gave me undefined references to ixemul instead. I think i've talked to Joakim about the matter and i vagly remembers that he said to use -noixemul option.

Best regards Christoffer Ekman

2012/3/11 Thore Sittly <TSi...@gmx.de>

[Joakim Nordström]

Hi all,

sorry for my absence. At the moment I don't have much time over for
JAmiga, but I hopefully will in a few weeks.

I noticed that java-nio uses my new global makefile:
LibCrossCompile.mk, whereas the other libraries uses their own. That's
probably why it doesn't compile like the others. Nonetheless, it
should be possible to compare the gcc-lines betwween f.e. java-io and
java-nio; they should be similar.

Regarding ixemul, I do not know if that must be used when compiling
for OS3 when using bsdsocket. But I would prefer not to use ixemul,
and I think it should be possible. Perhaps you can find example code
that uses bsdsocket.library that compiles on OS3. Try aminet.

/Joakim

[Christoffer Ekman]

Hi Joakim,

These errors that i get (undefined reference connect etc) are from using the same flags that are used on java-io (which compiles correctly).

Best regards Christoffer Ekman

ps. Did you get my mail according the website? ds