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Re: [freesci-develop] is windows ce version of freesci ok?


From: Roozbeh GHolizadeh
Subject: Re: [freesci-develop] is windows ce version of freesci ok?
Date: Fri, 1 Oct 2004 01:17:53 -0700 (PDT)

Hi James,

Well nick name could be rooz,

Anyway i said open as an example but all file io
functions have to be changed,for example there is no
seek,open,close,.... all have other names like
fopen,fseek,...
or there is no _finddata_t structure and so,
or i see all #include <io.h> statements are present
and there is no io.h!

I was wondering becouse there is a compiled version of
wince but i dont think sources are present,

Anyway maybe i am wrong becouse my target is
smartphones,and anyway i am compiling with evc++ 3
But as far as i know all same rules apply to pocket pc
2002 devices,as we use evc++ 3 for ppc,so i dont see
io.h in any of 2002 sdks.

I was wondering if there is no one working on this,or
no files availble,i start some modifications,as i
already did,or if there is anyone,we can share
informations....

Regards
roozbeh


--- James Albert <address@hidden> wrote:

> Hi Roozbeh (do you have a nickname?),
> 
> Sadly I've been so busy since I signed up the be a
> developer that I 
> haven't had time to even look at the Win32 port,
> short
> of compiling it 
> once to see what needed fixing.
> 
> However, I think I can help you with your problem.
> I know there's a freesci internal open function -
> not
> sure what it's 
> called - but it's simply mapped to the open()
> function
> depending on the 
> system it's being compiled to.
> 
> I would start by making new WinCE versions of all of
> the Win32 specific 
> files and then compile each of the new WinCE files
> to
> see what functions 
> are and aren't available in WinCE.  There should be
> some open function 
> available, but again, I'm not sure of the exact
> name.
> 
> Anyway, what compiler are you using.  I don't have a
> handled to test it 
> on but I'd be happy to test compile any files you
> work
> on on my 
> machine.  I'm using MSVC version 7.
> 



                
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