Re: compile GNU/Linux binaries in Windows
 

The PDP-11 is too new anyway. How do I cross compile for the ENIAC?

Re: compile GNU/Linux binaries in Windows
 

"The PDP-11 is to new anyway. How do I cross compile for the ENIAC?"
I don't think ENIAC uses software :) AFAIK you have to change the hardware to make programs in ENIAC

for PDP-11 there are several emulators and nowadays AT&T UNIX is free software, so you may find those ones :)

Re: compile GNU/Linux binaries in Windows
 

Oops! I just fixed an error in my last post.

Anyway, I think it is kind of funny that GCC supports the PDP-11. I mean, the machine is so damn old. I have never even seen one.

Re: compile GNU/Linux binaries in Windows
 

As a note, mingw won't nessecerily compile ALL linux apps to windows, for example, anything which acts as a socket server (for whatever reason) requires the use of winsock, NOT the standard *nix socket.h you can use defines for it all, but it will get messy. For use in bots, its a 'quick fix', but don't expect it to hold out too well, POSIX is still a long way from being ported properly to windows (Hence the larger files).

As another note, cygwin doesn't support Shared Objects.. its a lose lose situation if you have something with both ;)

Re: compile GNU/Linux binaries in Windows
 

I've rebuilt the compiler and now it is GCC 2.95 so that it can build HPB bot straightly... and there is also no need to use "-static" now

you may want to redownload it

Re: compile GNU/Linux binaries in Windows
 

Whislter where is setvars.bat file? I can't compile in this way. :(

Re: compile GNU/Linux binaries in Windows
 

use this command:
path c:\gcc-gnulinux\bin;%path%

Re: compile GNU/Linux binaries in Windows
 

Could you make it so that the install dir is changeable ?

Re: compile GNU/Linux binaries in Windows
 

I think that is only needed to change the command :

path c:\gcc-gnulinux\bin;%path%

with the dir that you are moved the folder.
For drive D: it will be :

path D:\gcc-gnulinux\bin;%path%

Re: compile GNU/Linux binaries in Windows
 

I'm not sure. The GNU linker is weird. Whistler certainly knows more about it.