Thanks, cvs did solve the problem, as I am
new to compiling on windows, I was nor sure the build environment or the code
was the problem,
On a different subject, is there any way
to enable raw serial support? Serial_raw.h needs linux/serial.h and cygwin doesn’t
have it, so how would I do it under cygwin/windows? Can I just add linux kernel
src to cygwin, and if so – does it need a particular version?
TIA,
don
-----Original Message-----
From: Stanislav Shwartsman
[mailto:gate@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Thursday, October 09, 2003
1:34 PM
To: Don Knecht
Subject: RE: [Bochs-developers]
compiling 386SX bochs
What compiler error you
have ?
There are no telepats
here and we could not know that do you have on your home laptop ;)
Read forum mails, in last
week was reported compiler error on cygwin/mingw environment.
May be it was the same
that you had.
BTW, the error also
already has been fixed, so you could try to download latest CVS sources and try
out.
-----Original
Message-----
From:
bochs-developers-admin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:bochs-developers-admin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Don Knecht
Sent: Thursday, October 09, 2003
3:07 PM
To:
bochs-developers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [Bochs-developers]
compiling 386SX bochs
Hey,
I need to compile a bochs to run old
386 apps in dos, it needs to run on my XP desktop, which is a 1.3ghz Celeron
laptop…..
I have downloaded and installed
cygwin, but I am having trouble compiling bochs,
Using the win32 src, I got errors
from iodev during make, so I tried the platform independent source and got
errors about typedef 32bit
Which is also in the iodev
directory………
I have a feeling many have been down
this road before, but searching list archives and forum have not been
successful………
On another note, what would be
needed to cross-compile such a bochs on my linux machine?
Does the CCFLAGS= “06
–march=Pentium” tell GCC that the machine doing the compiling
is a Pentium? –or
Is it instructing GCC to build for a
Pentium?
Is –enable-cpu-level=3 ALL
that is needed to build a 386 bochs?
TIA,
don
