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Old 08-25-2012, 03:13 AM   #2
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Originally Posted by chris_c View Post
I've successfully compiled xlib applications and even source using Xaw by copying kindle libs to my pc and using arm-linux-gnueabi-gcc-4.6

However programming with Athena widgets is as much fun as stabbing yourself in the eye with a rusty fork...

I tried out compiling simple gtk source code, but it seems to want to link pthreads from a absolute path :/

anyone got gtk apps compiled for the kindle ? (ideally without a chroot jail ?)
What absolute path?
gcc -v .... will help you answer that question.
Include in your reply the full gcc command line being used.

What Kindle?
Yes, it makes a difference to the answer.

P.S: What version of gtk or gtk2?
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