today, with the help of a friend*, I achieved to compile/build the latest source package es40_cvs_20080503_1030_src.zip under Ubuntu 10.04. (the configure/build scripts is included in the package and needed only minimal maintenance.) I plan to also try buildung under Arch Linux.
ciao, scruty
*) he successfully built it under Debian (Lenny)
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as scruty announced above, the build scripts are just inside the package. Just make sure to unzip it with the -a option (so that the files get extracted as ascii to get LF line endings instead of CRLF line endings) and make a few files executable
In case you have a working autoconf tools, you can run ./reconf to rebuild the configure scripts, or alternatively do it manually:
aclocal -I m4
automake -a
autoconf -o configure_2.sh
touch configure.sh
If you don' t have autoconf, you can use the included files as well, just note that the file dates are not in sync, so you will have to re-touch a few files if you don't want your build fail because of missing/incorrect autotools:
Other dates are possible too, of course, as long as configure is newer than Makefile in which is newer than aclocal.m4 which is newer than the prerequisite files.
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Hi,
Is there a Linux port makefile available for the ES40 Emulator ?
TIA
Luiz Regis
Luiz Regis,
today, with the help of a friend*, I achieved to compile/build the latest source package es40_cvs_20080503_1030_src.zip under Ubuntu 10.04. (the configure/build scripts is included in the package and needed only minimal maintenance.) I plan to also try buildung under Arch Linux.
ciao, scruty
*) he successfully built it under Debian (Lenny)
as scruty announced above, the build scripts are just inside the package. Just make sure to unzip it with the -a option (so that the files get extracted as ascii to get LF line endings instead of CRLF line endings) and make a few files executable
In case you have a working autoconf tools, you can run ./reconf to rebuild the configure scripts, or alternatively do it manually:
If you don' t have autoconf, you can use the included files as well, just note that the file dates are not in sync, so you will have to re-touch a few files if you don't want your build fail because of missing/incorrect autotools:
Other dates are possible too, of course, as long as configure is newer than Makefile in which is newer than aclocal.m4 which is newer than the prerequisite files.