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[Beeblebrox]

I built everything using the previous toolchain build (Prior to the 5/17 upgrade). I think it's 0501, or something to that regard.

The problem is that every time I try to compile or build anything using psp-gcc, even building from the sample code using the given makefiles, I get odd compiler errors. For one, it cannot find the included library files. I've tried adding their direct paths to my PATH, but even that doesn't get anything compiled.

In addition, I have weird parsing/syntax errors as you can see, but this could possibly be due to the include portion not functioning correctly.

I've searched for common errors and their solutions, but most of them suggest rebuilding everything, and I'd prefer not to go through that horrificly long process again. (Especially since it took me roughly 7 hours of debugging in order to build everything correctly using the toolchain script.)

[binch]

chech is there a stdint.h in /usr/local/pspdev/psp/sdk/include.

[Insert_witty_name]

Of course you mean /usr/local/pspdev/psp/include

[binch]

yes, my typos.

[Beeblebrox]

Yeah, all of the basic libraries are already in the path IWN said.

Any other suggestions?

-Beeb

[Beeblebrox]

Attempt just now to make the kprintf debug sample, and the PATH that was defined before running make. Still no go:

[ooPo]

I notice you're in:

[Beeblebrox]

[ooPo]

Let me know what you do to the newlib build and I'll see if I can fix it.

[Beeblebrox]

Success! The only thing I had to do was change the Depend script to look for the correct sign of ncurse existing. As long as you define the PSPDEV and the PATH as stated in the readme, the new script works perfectly.

I'm now able to build all the sample files as well.

Thanks,
Beeblebrox

[ooPo]

Woohoo, that's great news. :)

I'd like a way to check for ncurses that works for all platforms, though. How does cygwin differ from the norm?

[Beeblebrox]

Well, I'm a bit of a Cygwin novice, but from what I saw, the files in the /lib directory pertaining to ncurses are:

libncurses.a
libncurses.dll.a
libncurses.la
libncurses++.a
libncurses++.dll.a
libncurses++.la

I simply changed the Depend script to look for libncurses.la


Now maybe you can answer this - I just added the package for Cygwin containing jpeglib.h (After the toolchain build) but when I try to build something that references the new package addition (jpeglib.h), it can't find jpeglib.h.

Is there somewhere that I need to add the path to jpeglib.h?

Thanks,
Beeblebrox

[ooPo]

Are you saying you've installed jpeglib for cygwin and you're wondering why it doesn't work?

You have to compile a library for the platform you're going to use it on. There's a port of jpeglib in the respository you can use:

svn export svn://svn.pspdev.org/psp/trunk/jpeg

The readme says all you have to do is 'make && make install'.

[Beeblebrox]