gnupic: GPSim Compilation Error
Subject:
GPSim Compilation Error
From:
Loren M Lang ####@####.####
Date:
19 Jul 2002 05:32:15 -0000
Message-Id: <Pine.LNX.4.21.0207171842230.19659-100000@hosea.alzatex.cc>
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gpsim-0.20.14 fails to compile
with an error message saying it's
missing the include file linux/ppdev.h
I found this file under the include
directory of a 2.4 linux kernel, but
not under the kernel I'm using, 2.2
I commented out the module for the
parallel port and it compiled ok
otherwise. I think this should be
fixed, at least by an autoconf test
if nothing else. If I have time, I
may write one.
Also, now that I have it working, I'm
trying to simulate a PIC6C73A or a
PIC16F873 since these are the two
chips we're using for our project,
but neither processor is accepted,
though, I noticed the PIC1674 works:
gpsim> processor pic16c74
c74 construct
gpsim> processor pic16c73
Can't create a generic pic processor
unable to add a processor (BUG?)
Unable to add processor
No cpu has been selected
Both the '73 and '74 are on the 'Not
fully supported' list. What does this
mean, what isn't supported exactly.
Also, I'm planning on attempting to
write a module for gpsim so I can talk
to the simulated pic's serial port
with the software I'm using to control
it though pseudo ttys. Is there
anything like this by any chance?
Also, I'm not very well versed in C++,
I almost always write in C, do the
modules require C++?
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