gnupic: compiling GPASM and GPSIM with Suse 7.1
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Re: compiling GPASM and GPSIM with Suse 7.1
From:
"TREVOR WHITE" ####@####.####
Date:
16 May 2001 23:19:14 -0000
Message-Id: <F439NC10j1JMJofg60g0000b7fb@hotmail.com>
ok.
Thanks for the reply and my apologies to Eric, very sorry.
regards,
Trev
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From: Scott Dattalo ####@####.####
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Subject: Re: compiling GPASM and GPSIM with Suse 7.1
Date: Wed, 16 May 2001 18:12:43 -0500 (CDT)
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On Wed, 16 May 2001, TREVOR WHITE wrote:
>
> Eric!
>
> Please could you explain to me if you were trying to be an intellectual
> snob. I am asking questions to learn more! Not to be replied to in such a
> fashion. If you do not have anything positive to say then please don't
say
> anything.
>
> I cant believe that you felt that you had to reply in such a way. Please
go
> off and get a life. You really negate proper learning.
Trevor,
I don't think Eric was attempting to be derogatory or condescending. I know
him,
and he's a nice guy - really.
The RPM's on my web page are unfortunately out of date. That's why you're
having
the dependency problems you mentioned. If, however, you download the
tarballs
then all you need to do to compile them is:
tar -xvzf gpsim-0.20.9.tar.gz
cd gpsim-0.20.9
./configure
make
Then to install:
su
make install
gpasm is handled analogously.
Now - you mention that you have SuSE 7.1. Well I just got a patch that needs
to
be applied to input.cc that I've attached for your convenience. This is a
one-line patch, so it'd probably be easier to simply edit the source. But in
general (and since you want to learn something :) the way a patch is applied
is:
cd to the level where the patch applies
(in this case, cd gpsim-0.20.8/)
patch -p0<input.patch
The "<" means to take the contents of the file "input.patch" and feed it to
the
program "patch -p0".
To learn about patch, you can access the man pages: man patch.
Hopefully this bitter experience doesn't turn you away from using Linux for
PIC
development...
Scott
<< input.patch >>
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