Subj : Successfully compiled Maximus 3.02
To : Mvan Le
From : andrew clarke
Date : Sat Feb 06 2010 06:33 am
On Sun 2010-01-31 00:18, Mvan Le (3:800/432) wrote to All:
ML> I have successfully compiled all Maximus 3.02 overlayed DOS and
ML> Win32 source executables as per "MaximusSourceDoc.doc" on Windows
ML> XP using Watcom C/C++ Version 11c and the "h\nt" headers and
ML> "lib386\nt" libraries from Version 10.6.
MaximusSourceDoc.doc on the CVS tree should really be corrected. Although it
should be converted to text first. CVS and binary (.doc) formats don't really
work well when you're trying to use 'diff'...
Why are the NT headers and libaries from 10.6 required? Is it because 11.0C
doesn't supply them? I didn't notice you were using 11.0C when I read your
message the first time so you can obviously disregard the link to 11.0C in my
previous message because you obviously have it. Maybe it'll help other people
though.
What happens if you use the NT headers/libs from OpenWatcom 1.0 instead?
Assuming they exist. An academic question if we can use OW 1.0 to build the
entire thing.
It's long overdue, but it'd be great if we could get to a point where you could
just do a CVS checkout and start the build
process without needing to extract max-3.03-etc.tar.gz beforehand. Actually
the DOS/OS2/Win builds probably don't need that, just the Linux version.
Strange that it's a requirement though, because there's no source code in
there. In fact it seems to build fine if you just do a cvs checkout, then
"mkdir maximus/install_tree".
Anyway, it's probably a good idea if you were a member of the Maximus project
on SourceForge, then you could do CVS commits yourself. Of course you should
avoid doing any major CVS commits until the source has stabilsied, ie. it
builds successfully for all targets.
You can see the list of members here:
https://sourceforge.net/project/memberlist.php?group_id=63593
I think you'd just need to contact one of the admins and ask politely to be
added. :-)
--- timEd/Linux 1.11.b5
* Origin: Blizzard of Ozz, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia (3:633/267.1)
