I just succesfully installed the QNX free distribution, would like to try
some programming and development now.
The problem is, where can I find the additional package, containing the c
compiler and integrated development environment.
Am I overlooking something?
Thanks in advance.
RV
In article <937bgt$p34$1@inn.qnx.com>, Rudi <rudi.vanhoutte@pandora.be> wrote:
I just succesfully installed the QNX free distribution, would like to try
some programming and development now.
The problem is, where can I find the additional package, containing the c
compiler and integrated development environment.
Am I overlooking something?
I think so. The makedepend utility needs to know all of the default
macros to define for the preprocessor. Failing to do so causes a lot
of #ifdef statements in the Neutrino headers to fall through to the
default #error line.
The big problem here is that many of those macros depend on the target
architecture and are defined by qcc accordingly. The ambitious thing
would be to make the QNX port of makedepend take -V and read the
appropriate .conf file from /etc/qcc. The least ambitious thing would
be to choose a single configuration and refer to the .conf file to see
which macros are supposed to be predefined.
e.g. Default macros as string definitions (x86 ‘C’)
{ “__LANGUAGE_C”, NULL }, { “_LANGUAGE_C”, NULL }, { “GNUC”,“2”},
{ “GNUC_MINOR”, “8”}, { “QNX”, NULL }, { “QNXNTO”, NULL },
{ “LITTLEENDIAN”, NULL }, { “i386”, NULL }, { “i386”, NULL },
{ “X86”, NULL }, { NULL, NULL }
Somewhere in makedepend, they generate a string array similar to the
above for the platform. Those are the values you would need for
Neutrino x86 for C code.
Thanks in advance.
RV
Steve Furr email: furr@qnx.com
QNX Software Systems, Ltd.