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Originally Posted by markatlnk
Thanks, it works great on Kindle touch with 5.1.0. Now to get the shell access from the gui launcher  |
Just install "simple usbnet" from yifanlu.
Beware that using programs compiled to use this mxcfb.h for 5.0.x and earlier may not work on 5.1.0 (main). That is why my latest programs do not use the eink headers. Instead, I copied and renamed the structures from einkfb.h and from both 5.0.x and 5.0.1 mxcfb.h versions. You can see how I did that in my latest published gmplay program, which now works on all kindles from 2.5.8 DX through K5 5.0.1, in both main and diags modes. I like portable code that runs anywhere without needing to be installed.
EDIT: Also be aware that for graphics programs that run "wide open" (not restricted to a maximum framerate), compiling on a linux host PC with "arm-linux-gcc -O3" will make these programs run many times faster than when compiled with tcc. I used codesourcery for linux, but I also have codesourcery for windows installed in my XP VM, and that works well too. I like to use tcc for "inside the kindle" testing and debugging, but I use a "real" compiler for final release. 
