Posted: Mon Sep 26, 2005 10:32 pm
I can add the zlib license to the help.jack wrote: as for adding it to the PBOSL package i am not sure since PBOSL is licensed under LGPL and this 2 libs are under the zlib license.
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Posted: Fri Sep 30, 2005 3:56 am
I was asked to convert the F64 and qfloat projects to PellesC, I gave it a try and now remember why I left PellesC.
strange errors while compiling PB progs like: POLINK: warning: Multiple '.data' sections found with different flags (0xc0000040 and 0x60000040)
POLINK: error: Symbol '_malloc' is multiply defined.
or simply a crash, sorry but I am not willing to spend any more time on this.
strange errors while compiling PB progs like: POLINK: warning: Multiple '.data' sections found with different flags (0xc0000040 and 0x60000040)
POLINK: error: Symbol '_malloc' is multiply defined.
or simply a crash, sorry but I am not willing to spend any more time on this.
Posted: Fri Sep 30, 2005 4:17 am
How about converting it to pb? 
You knooooow you want toooo ^_^
You knooooow you want toooo ^_^Posted: Fri Sep 30, 2005 8:21 pm
Bye jack, thanks for everything.
Buena suerte
(although they say its bad luck to wish good luck... so i'll simply throw you some merd and that'd give you luck for sure!) *throws turd*
(at least on the artistic market that works).
Buena suerte
(although they say its bad luck to wish good luck... so i'll simply throw you some merd and that'd give you luck for sure!) *throws turd* (at least on the artistic market that works).Posted: Fri Sep 30, 2005 8:25 pm
Similar error I get when using the http library.jack wrote:I was asked to convert the F64 and qfloat projects to PellesC, I gave it a try and now remember why I left PellesC.
strange errors while compiling PB progs like: POLINK: warning: Multiple '.data' sections found with different flags (0xc0000040 and 0x60000040)
POLINK: error: Symbol '_malloc' is multiply defined.
or simply a crash, sorry but I am not willing to spend any more time on this.
Posted: Fri Sep 30, 2005 8:39 pm
For PBOSL Lib, i can'nt use Visual Studio, sorry