Quote:
Originally Posted by logan
I use the gcc embedded in the SDK, don't I?
Code:
~/PBSDK-linux-libwine-12.5/bin/arm-linux-gcc --version
arm-linux-gcc (GCC) 3.4.1
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Yes, that's the compiler used for the ARM target (the Pocketbook).
But for the PC, winegcc is used, which in turn uses the compiler you have installed for x86 architectures. You can easily check that by adding the -v flag to the Makefile rule:
Code:
$(OUT): $(CFILES) $(IMGSRC)
$(CC) -v -o $@ $^ $(INCLUDE) $(LIBDIR) $(LIBS) $(CFLAGS) $(WINEFLAGS)
Quote:
Originally Posted by logan
I notice an important fact: in several files, SDK refers to "/usr/local/pocketbook" as the SDK root. I've create a symlink to point on my SDK location. Removing it, I can't launch any application on SDK 12.5.
Code:
ln -s ~/PBSDK-linux-libwine-12.5/sources/grays /usr/local/pocketbook
I hope it will help you  |
Man, thanks! That was it... 12.5 works now for me if I create this symlink (quite stupid to have to have that, but whatever).
14.2 still crashes with the same error, but now I can at least figure out what has changed between 12.5 and 14.2 to triage the fault (maybe).
I will come back to that later in the evening...