From: Colin A. <col...@go...> - 2007-12-18 21:53:08
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On 18/12/2007, Eric Bezault <er...@go...> wrote: > > However, when it got to the C compile stage, errors were coming out > > that it couldn't find gc.h. > > > > I took a look, and I saw that the header files had been installed into > > $BOEHM_GC/include/gc > > . So I have copied them to the parent directory and I trying again. > > This is odd, because under Windows it is looked in $BOEHM_GC/include. Well, it might just be different file-system standards. Anyway, I will check this weekend what I have at home. It compiles now, and works correctly. Unlike on Windows. That is, transformation involving file URIs work, but if I try to use http, it crarshes (low memory access). Which is why I was trying it tonight, as I wasn't sure if I had tested that bit on Linux with gec. So I guess this is a problem in the area where eposix and gec are interacting. Although I couldn't swear to it working on Windows with ISE, as I haven't compiled it for some time. The problem is I can't easily test it - my AXA Rosenberg laptop with Windows on is virtually unusable at the moment due to a dodgy keyboard. > I guess you can put both paths in your include variable. How do you mean? |