On Mon, Jun 11, 2001 at 11:42:26AM +0200, Paul Floyd wrote:
> I had a go at building sane 2001-06-05 yesterday. Roughly, these were my
> experiences:
>
> 1. The new os2unix script is a big improvement over plain old configure.
>
> 2. pgcc croaked when trying to compile canon.c, so I switched back to old emx
>
> 3. lots of problems with the snapscan USB code, which I simply #defined away
> => I would have thought that the reason for having separate snapscan-scsi.c
> and snapscan-usb.c was to have the interfaces cleanly divided between
> the two files; there are however several USB references in the SCSI file.
>
> 4. Also quite a few problems with umax_pp_low.c. This file does include the emx
> header required for the functions to access byte/word input/output, but the body
> of the file refers only to the Linux gcc style functions. I think the answer is
> to use a few #defines like
>
> #define _insp inb (or whatever).
>
This point is (hopefully) fixed in latest CVS for OS/2 EMX+gcc.
Regards,
Stef
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