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Compiling under Wine/Ubuntu 16.04

2016-04-04
2016-06-13
  • Randall Young

    Randall Young - 2016-04-04

    Strictly as an experiment...

    I am working on building a distributable Ubuntru Virtual Box Appliance that has the latetest GCB preinstalled. I notice it works well, Wine is a constantly evolving product, I haven't applied any "Winetricks" yet, but when I invoke a compile it does work, but there is a very lesisurely display while GCB includes various headerfiles, one file at a time, producing a runtime for the compile of over 30 seconds. This if for even a simple program. On a Windows 10 machine it would be just a few seconds.

    Does anyone have any like experience/help me understand, in this regard?

    Thanks!

     
  • Randall Young

    Randall Young - 2016-04-04

    Here's a screencap of process.

     
  • mkstevo

    mkstevo - 2016-06-13

    Just spotted this thread after starting one regarding GCB on my iMac, using WINE.

    https://sourceforge.net/p/gcbasic/discussion/579125/thread/e3accbf3/#8b39

    A compile using VirtualBox takes just over eleven seconds. The same program, in the same location compiled using WINE takes 70 seconds. I thought I'd done something daft when 'corking the WINE bottle'.

    Given how much I like GCB, I could live with the delay if I had to. I now need to try and find a programmer that is Mac compatible. I was going to try wrapping the GQ-4X programmer in WINE and see if it worked but I've seen that cleverer people than me have failed to get most USB devices working in WINE so I didn't bother. The GQ-4X program is sometimes temperamental under it's native Windows as it is. As I need VirtualBox for the programmer, I've reverted to it for GCB too.

     

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