dev-img-1.5 tmake

[angst]

I've been trying to set up dev-img-1.5 on my sl6000's ext2 SD card. The cramfs is mounted at /mnt/dev as the instructions say and image_setup.sh completes with no complaints.

I had to add /home/zaurus/develop/bin to the path in /home/QtPalmtop/qpe.sh in order to use g++ and gcc. Small hello world programs compile fine with both.

The problem is that I cannot find tmake anywhere on my zaurus. There are some tmake docs but no executable that i can find. I mounted another copy of dev-img-1.5 on my cf card and searched it with no luck either.

Any ideas? Suggestions?

TIA

[clivel]

Hi,
You can get Tmake from ftp://ftp.trolltech.com/freebies/tmake/.
Although, if I recall correctly it is written in Perl, which means that you will have to have Perl installed to run it.
Regards,
Clive

[angst]

Okay. Thanks, clivel. Seeing the tmake docs in the img made me think tmake was in the image.

dev_img-1.5 already has perl 5.8 in it. It spits out the version number when asked though it also complains about some locale (lang, money...) settings. I don't know enough about perl yet to test it out thoroughly.

Thanks.

[iamasmith]

The locale warning can be got rid of by exporting the variable PERL_BADLANG=0.

I would suggest adding a line to /opt/Qtopia/bin/qpe.sh with the other exports to do this as .bashrc doesn't seem to run when you first start terminal but qpe.sh does.

[freizugheit]

Angst,

Thanks for the pointer for the location of Perl 5.8.0.

As tmake requires perl to be under /usr/bin, the following step help check dev-img-1.5 installaion and acitvate symbolic linkage for perl :

          - To check the installation by typing "which make", it should show "/mnt/card/.zgcc/bin/make" for my case

          - To activate symbolic linkage for  perl:

           ln -s  /mnt/card/perl/perl5.8.0/bin/perl /usr/bin/perl

The following has been tested with the t1 tutorial from qt.
         
- Type "tmake t1.pro > Makefile"
- Type "make" to compile and link the program and the resultant file is t1
- Type "./t1" to activate your qt application.


Voila!!!!

[angst]

Thanks for the tips iamasmith, freizugheit. I'll get this thing working properly sooner or later. Hopefully sooner than later.