RE: [ixp1200] Running the microC compiler under Wine...
Hello! Our group runs the assembler and the compiler under WINE. Attached in files.txt is a list of files we have in our WINE /c/ixp1200 directory. You also have to take the registry entries you have under SYSTEM\Intel\Intel IXP1200\UengineC on your Windows install and put those entries in WINE's system.reg file. Then add c:\\ixp1200\\bin to the "config" file in WINE. I think that's it... Let me know if it doesn't work. Oh, and we are using WINE build 20020122. A ------------------------ Aaron Kunze Intel Labs aaron.kunze@intel.com -PGP Key ID: 0x81124B7C- -NOT SPEAKING FOR INTEL- ------GO BOILERS!!------
-----Original Message----- From: Christopher Adam Telfer [mailto:telfer@cs.purdue.edu] Sent: Tuesday, July 09, 2002 11:22 AM To: ixp1200@CS.Princeton.EDU Subject: [ixp1200] Running the microC compiler under Wine...
Greetings all,
We have been trying to get the microC compiler from the IXA SDK to run under Wine, but have hit a road block. We have copied the uccl.exe, ixa_license.dll and mcpcom.exe files into a Wine-accessable directory.
When we run: wine -- uccl.exe -help
We get the appropriate help message:
Usage: uccl [options] file1 [file2 ...] [-link [linker_options]] (etc...)
But when we run it with a file (any file) we get: error: Your MicroEngine C Compiler installation is corrupt, please reinstall
Has anyone else tried running this under Wine? Any success? Any guesses as to what the problem might be?
Thanks, -- Chris Telfer Purdue University
Our group runs the assembler and the compiler under WINE. Attached in files.txt is a list of files we have in our WINE /c/ixp1200 directory. You also have to take the registry entries you have under SYSTEM\Intel\Intel IXP1200\UengineC on your Windows install and put those entries in WINE's system.reg file. Then add c:\\ixp1200\\bin to the "config" file in WINE.
I think that's it... Let me know if it doesn't work.
Oh, and we are using WINE build 20020122.
Your directions worked perfectly the first time. Thank you very much! The only correction (for others following this list) was the registry key was in SOFTWARE\Intel\Intel IXP1200\UengineC, instead of SYSTEM\etc... I don't know if that's just our system or always. (I suspect always.) In any case thanks again for the helpful tips and the prompt response! -- Chris Telfer Purdue University
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