Re: [Mesa3d-users] compiling Mesa with DJGPP, again

[Brian P. <br...@pr...>]

DaRKFoRCe wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> I have workaround my last problem. Now the problem I'm facing is gcc
> complains the following errors when compiling 'dosmesa.c' :
> 
> DOS/dosmesa.c: In function `set_buffer':
> DOS/dosmesa.c:1012: `buffer' undeclared (first use this function)
> DOS/dosmesa.c:1012: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once
> DOS/dosmesa.c:1012: for each function it appears in.)
> DOS/dosmesa.c: In function `DOSmesa_setup_DD_pointers':
> DOS/dosmesa.c:1325: warning: assignment from incompatible pointer type
> DOS/dosmesa.c:1340: structure has no member named `WriteColorSpan'
> DOS/dosmesa.c:1341: structure has no member named `WriteMonocolorSpan'
> DOS/dosmesa.c:1342: structure has no member named `WriteColorPixels'
> DOS/dosmesa.c:1343: structure has no member named `WriteMonocolorPixels'
> DOS/dosmesa.c:1344: structure has no member named `WriteIndexSpan'
> DOS/dosmesa.c:1345: structure has no member named `WriteMonoindexSpan'
> DOS/dosmesa.c:1346: structure has no member named `WriteIndexPixels'
> DOS/dosmesa.c:1347: structure has no member named `WriteMonoindexPixels'
> DOS/dosmesa.c:1351: structure has no member named `ReadIndexSpan'
> DOS/dosmesa.c:1352: structure has no member named `ReadColorSpan'
> DOS/dosmesa.c:1353: structure has no member named `ReadIndexPixels'
> DOS/dosmesa.c:1354: structure has no member named `ReadColorPixels'
> DOS/dosmesa.c: In function `DOSMesaCreateContext':
> DOS/dosmesa.c:1421: too many arguments to function `gl_create_visual'
> DOS/dosmesa.c:1426: too few arguments to function `gl_create_context'
> make.exe: *** [DOS/dosmesa.o] Error 1
> 
> How can workaround this problem?
> 
> Also, I'm trying to contact Charlie Wallace at cwa...@dr...
> but my e-mails keep bouncing back. The server response is 'user
> unknown'. Anybody know how to contact him or anyone familiar with
> Mesa/DJGPP compiling problems?

No one has maintained the DOS (or Windows) driver in some time.
I know the DOS driver needs substantial work to make it function
again.  Any volunteers?

-Brian