Mail Archives: djgpp/1997/09/22/07:15:33
Sascha Imme wrote:
>
> I hope the answer is not too obvious cause I think I have tried almost
> everything...
At first the general statement: It is possible to use RHIDE with
RSXNTDJ. (I did it already)
But now comes the real problem for me. Until I do not understand
the work of the building process in RSXNTDJ I'm not willing to
support it since the author is not publishing the sources for
the tools needed to build the final program and he is using also
a little different fileformat than for instance the Cygwin port
of gcc and so on...
If you really want to make RHIDE work with RSXNTDJ you have to
understand a little bit how RHIDE works and then you will see,
that RHIDE can be customized to use nearly any compiler/linker
and so on.
To support a new compiler/linker you have to overwrite "only"
some builtin rules of RHIDE via environment variable (or with
a rhide.env file). A good starting point is to run
redir -e err rhide -E
and then look at file 'err' for all the used variables. Then
"simply" modify the variables (which are the rules for
compiling) to your need and place the modifications in a
rhide.env file (for the correct places look in the RHIDE doc).
Robert
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