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my app doesn't compile under Linux ubuntu 5.10 [message #3405]

Tue, 23 May 2006 22:50

forlano
Messages: 1244
Registered: March 2006
Location: Italy

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Hello,

here http://www.arilect.com/upp/forum/index.php?t=msg&th=1026 &start=0& I've posted my package that work pretty well under windows (with mingw compiler).
I tried to compile it under linux (ubuntu 5.10) but I get some error regarding the file .iml. It seems, say the compiler, I've redefined the images present in the *iml file. To say the truth I have non completely understood how the .iml works inside the package and the #define and #include that are used to let it to work. But it works under windows and it is OK. But why do not wotk under linux?
If somebody has time to loose with that package under linux should be aware to substitued in the file Newtournament.cpp

//#ifdef PRINT_DOS
    f1 = TD.PATHDIR + "\\www" + TD.FILETORNEO;
    mkdir(f1);
//#endif

//#ifdef LINUX
//    f1 = "mkdir " + TD.PATHDIR + "/www/" + TD.FILETORNEO;
//    system( f1 );
//#endif

with

//#ifdef PRINT_DOS
//    f1 = TD.PATHDIR + "\\www" + TD.FILETORNEO;
//    mkdir(f1);
//#endif

//#ifdef LINUX
    f1 = "mkdir " + TD.PATHDIR + "/www/" + TD.FILETORNEO;
    system( f1 );
//#endif

(a quick a dirty way to create a directory. Perhaps I should prefer the MkDir method of FileSel class)

Luigi

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Re: my app doesn't compile under Linux ubuntu 5.10 [message #3429 is a reply to message #3405]

Wed, 24 May 2006 18:58

mirek
Messages: 14291
Registered: November 2005

Ultimate Member

forlano wrote on Tue, 23 May 2006 16:50

//#ifdef PRINT_DOS
    f1 = TD.PATHDIR + "\\www" + TD.FILETORNEO;
    mkdir(f1);
//#endif

//#ifdef LINUX
//    f1 = "mkdir " + TD.PATHDIR + "/www/" + TD.FILETORNEO;
//    system( f1 );
//#endif

with

//#ifdef PRINT_DOS
//    f1 = TD.PATHDIR + "\\www" + TD.FILETORNEO;
//    mkdir(f1);
//#endif

//#ifdef LINUX
    f1 = "mkdir " + TD.PATHDIR + "/www/" + TD.FILETORNEO;
    system( f1 );
//#endif

(a quick a dirty way to create a directory. Perhaps I should prefer the MkDir method of FileSel class)

Luigi

Instead of LINUX (etc), you can use PLATFORM_LINUX (etc).

To create directory, use CreateDirectory Wink

Mirek

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Re: my app doesn't compile under Linux ubuntu 5.10 [message #3430 is a reply to message #3429]

Wed, 24 May 2006 21:33

forlano
Messages: 1244
Registered: March 2006
Location: Italy

Senior Contributor

luzr wrote on Wed, 24 May 2006 18:58

To create directory, use CreateDirectory Wink

Mirek

Yes, it looks much better. On my Navigate CreateDirectory was absent and I was not aware of it.

Luigi

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