Sorry, I didn't look at the stdout.txt file before, the problem was that I didn't have a theme file with all the accompaning pictures in that folder. So it seg. faulted when it couldn't find the theme. Perhaps a nice exit(1) or something should be added to nicely shut down?
still have a few problems, but now I know where to look. Just for your records I am using the 1.0.1 themes default and simple the only program to not work is doublebuffer. but that's probably because it's missing dblbuffer.xml (you are missing this on your linux1.0.1 tar.gz)
Other then that I should hopefully be adding something to your applications list soon. Now. you know mingw32 works with paragui. (only 1.0.1 though) so you might want to relase some windows .dlls for 1.0.1 version.
ps. Looks very nice, I'm excited about adding a nice looking GUI, I was using GUILib before.
I finally cross-compiled SDL_image.
Now I have a problem with paragui. I manged to cross-compile paragui1.0.1, but not paragui1.0.0. mostly due to the differences in src/physfs/platform.c (like pthreads and a few others).
Using paragui1.0.1 I built all of the test programs into exe's. (incidently: a few need to have int main(int argc,char* argv[]) otherwise when cross-compiling you get an undefined error to SDL_main) When I run them on my windows 2000 machine I get these errors:
ParaGUI:animation.exe -Application Error
The instruction at "0x0040bc93" referenced meomory at "0x00000000". The memory could not be "read".
I get this for all of them, except paratest.exe, which fails to even run.
I am using SDL 1.2.3 and SDL_image 1.2.1,
zlib-1.1.3 and the others (needed for SDL_image at www.libsdl.org/Xmingw32, sorry their include files don't have a version to them).
freetype-2.0.9, expat 1.95.1
I also downloaded the paragui 1.0.0win32zip, that bin/test.exe seems to work fine.
I am guessing this might have to do with the fPIC (g++ flag for position independent code, used for generating dynamic libraries.) since all the programs are having memory address problems. (especially 0x00000000).
Any ideas? I am willing to help fix, but I am just a beginner.
andy
Andrew Ford <address@hidden> wrote:
Hi Andy,
I don't know if anyone has been cross-compiling it,
perhaps Alex did when he built for his embedded app.
Is it possible to use the windows binary libs when you
cross-compile? I know that both SDL_image and paragui
have downloadable binary builds for windows. Another
thing you might consider if you're running windows at
all is compiling with cygwin or mingwin, the two ports
of the GNU dev-tools to windows. Have you asked about
cross-compiling on the SDL-list?
Andrew.
--- andy uehara wrote:
> Hello,
> I am working on a project called American Sign
> Language Learning Aid (ASLLA). it's at
> aslla.sourceforge.net
>
> I would like to use paragui for my gui. The main
> problem I have is that I am using linux to
> cross-compile windows binaries. I am having problems
> cross-compiling SDL_image.
>
> I read on a recent posting on the SDL list, that
> it's
> possible to build paragui with out SDL_image. it's
> mesage:
> From: Alexander Pipelka
> Date: Sun Apr 21, 2002 7:42 am
> Subject: Re: [SDL] Searching help for SDL in
> Embedded
> System
>
> Basically it mentions disabling SDL_image when
> building. While this is not my first choice I am
> willing to do this until I figure out how to
> cross-compile SDL_image. I would like more
> information
> on this option. Is it easy/possible to cross-compile
> paragui?
>
>
> please email me directly as I am not on the mailing
> list.
> andy
>
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