As a first stage of port SDL to QNX RTP I’ve tried to alter the "configure"
file to no avail.
A simple compile will use xphoton (qnx’s methods of dealing with X call’s)
The problem is it need’s the target specifying , I’ve tried to add details
but this isn’t working.
QNX essentially complies like a BSD, with the Audio closer to Linux.
What specific areas do I need to add to the “configure.in” file to recognise
the new target,
alternatively how can I force a compile with out needing to specify the
target.
Once I can get it to compile I can start working on platform specifics to
improve performance
As a first stage of port SDL to QNX RTP I’ve tried to alter the "configure"
file to no avail.
A simple compile will use xphoton (qnx’s methods of dealing with X call’s)
The problem is it need’s the target specifying , I’ve tried to add details
but this isn’t working.
I’m not sure if anyone has answered your question, but you can grab the autoconf and automake packages for the QNX RtP; these generate your configure.in file properly. You will probably need perl, but hopefully the package manager will pull in the proper files.
If you have questions feel free to email me here or at work.
William Bull @William_Bull
bbull at qnx.com
Senior UI Designer
QNX Software Systems Ltd.
I’m not sure if anyone has answered your question, but you can grab the autoconf and automake packages for the QNX RtP; these generate your configure.in file properly. You will probably need perl, but hopefully the package manager will pull in the proper files.
I’ll be happy to add any patches necessary to compile on QNX.
If you give me a secure login into a QNX system I’ll even take a shot
at getting it working.
See ya!
-Sam Lantinga, Lead Programmer, Loki Entertainment Software