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After I demonstrated my own fallibility regarding the forum markdown syntax, I would have thought you might do better! Here, what you see in the preview pane is what you get (wysitppiwyg)! The markdown syntax interprets certain ASCII formatting in 'special' ways. It is supposed to be an improvement on the old unformatted text forum (and it is), but no one here seems to have understood it...
2009-11-10 19:25:36 UTC by cpns
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I used "include io.h" ok.
Now I need to find an equivalents for,
[Linker error] undefined reference to 'outb' and
[Linker error] undefined reference to 'ioperm'
Code snippet: To access the parallel port,
outb (data_1, BASE_ADDRESS);
ioperm (BASE_ADDRESS, 3, 0);
I did a search in the include dir for the string "outb " but could not a direct equivalent.
Any ideas?
Thanks.
2009-11-10 18:39:07 UTC by martinh909
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Sorry that should be:
You could simply try:
#include
Caught out by not taking my own advice regarding the new markdown syntax, and checking the preview!
2009-11-10 13:03:10 UTC by cpns
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... additional note:
You could simply try:
#include
since that is an MSVC++ header, however being non-standard it may not include identical interfaces to GNU sys/io.h
> Where can I find this header file?
In future, look in the include directories of your compiler!
2009-11-10 11:42:12 UTC by cpns
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You don't. The code you are attempting to compile is presumably targeted at an *nix environment?
Although MinGW/GCC is a Win32 build of GCC, it does not use the GNU C library, but rather Microsoft's VC++ 6 runtime C libraray (MSVCRT.DLL).
To port the code you need to know what io.h calls teh code is using and replace them with Win32, MSVC++, or standard library alternatives. Often it may...
2009-11-10 11:37:56 UTC by cpns
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I downloaded and installed, devcpp-4.9.9.2_setup.exe on Windows XP SP3.
I am getting this compiler message:
sys/io.h: No such file or directory.
Where can I find this header file?
Thank you in advance.
2009-11-10 03:21:37 UTC by martinh909
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> ok., i see.. so next Q.. =) how i could affct 2 this project 2 activate it's developing..?
>what payment could help 2 return win32-DCPP?..
Well you could participate yourself - it is after all open source; but amongst the reasons that it is no longer actively developed are:
1. It is written in Delphi, and its intersted users are by definition C/C++ developers, and Delphi is not free.
2009-11-09 10:59:11 UTC by cpns
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bump.
2009-11-09 04:17:47 UTC by drwayne
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ok., i see.. so next Q.. =)
how i could affct 2 this project 2 activate it's developing..?
what payment could help 2 return win32-DCPP?..
2009-11-08 23:52:09 UTC by dasknix
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> Sorry ofr the posting of the code,
> next time I will use the code mark-up
> button.
That is ok, for years Sourceforge has suffered from lack of code mark-up, and then when they finally implement, no one uses it, and the result can be worse than no mark-up (because the mark-down syntax uses some very simple constructs that tend to exist in plain text in any case - such as indent four...
2009-11-08 17:00:53 UTC by cpns
