Re: [TiLP-devel] TiLP ported to FreeBSD

[Romain L. <ro...@ti...>]

Hi,

>   I also added LIBS="$LIBS $INTLLIBS" in every ./configure. With this

Added.


> ** libticables 3.5.3
> 
>   I added a few lines to ./configure to define __FBSD__. These should be
> added to configure.ac though. I didn't because then I prevented

Added.

>   Further on, the serial devices on FreeBSD are named
> /dev/cuaa(0|1|2|3). The parallel ports are /dev/lpt(0|1|2), but I

You will have to add some defines in cabl_def.h.

>   On another note, FreeBSD doesn't define O_SYNC. With O_FSYNC however,
> things work perfect.
> 

Linux doesn't have O_FSYNC.

> 
> ** libtifiles 0.4.0
> 

> ** libticalcs 4.2.8
> 
>   In src/calc_def.h I replaced <glib-1.2/glib.h> with <glib.h>, since I
> believe the glib-1.2 part is system dependent and ./configure adds a
> proper -I(include) to CFLAGS anyway. The downside is that TiLP's
> configure script chokes when checking for <tilp/calc_def.h>, but this
> can be overcome by adding the proper -I(include) to CPPFLAGS.

I know it's problematic. This problem does not exist any longer with Glib2.0
which is properly detected (pkg-config power !).

> ** tilp 6.00 pre15
> 
>   On some lines in the configure script $(prefix) is used. This gave
> some problems so I replaced them by $prefix. Should there be any
> difference between these two?


replaced by ${prefix}, as emphasized by JB.

>   That should be it. I hope this can be of help to somebody. I'm not
> submitting anything to the FreeBSD ports tree yet as I first want to
> check a few more things, maybe take a look at the usb lib/driver and
> that's all for after exams. At the moment I'm just happy to be able to
> connect to my calc!

Well, I merged some of yours remarks but not at all. I will prefer a complete
patch. If you intend to do this, ask me my latest tree or use the CVS (if I 
manage to use it...).

> 
> Tijl Coosemans
> 
> 

_Thanks_, Romain.

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Romain Lievin, aka 'roms'  	<ro...@ti...>
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