Hey guys, Lately I've been experimenting with getting GIM running under other OS's than MiNT. It seems the most recent standalone mintlib that could compile under other compilers like purec is 048. I got this compiled and I tried to start subtituting libraries and crt0, and gcrt0 but I have hit another snag. Missing functions. Certain things that libfaim needs like snprintf aren't present. I could try to backport those functions into the standalone mintlib but I decided instead to go another route. Is there documentation anywhere of what functions in mintlib explicitly depend on the kernel now when they didn't always before? Are we modeling a linux approach by building some of this stuff into the kernel or? I'm unsure of the motivation for this, except perhaps this a way around our static only problem. Basically is it still possible to port unix apps to MagiC/Magxnet or am I simply barking up the wrong tree? It'd be awfully nice of the magxnet code was released with sourcecode and methodology but I guess that was too much to ask. Thanks, -- Mark Duckworth <mduckworth@atari-source.com> Atari-source.com
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