Dear Friends

Hai, I am vimal working as a Senior Software Eng.

I would like to port this Fltk to our ST plartform. I have a sound idea in ST platform relavent info.

I need some input from u all How i have to start, What are all the things need to be considered while porting and what are all the file need to be modified or dependent to plartform relevant information.

if you have some document relevant to this porting info please post it to me

my mail id is : mail2vimalkumar@yahoo.co.in

Thanks in advance


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Vimal

Have a look at FLTK2/src/win32 or x11 or osx. These contain the platform specific primitives. The message loop is in run.cxx. Have a look at the platform you are most comfortable with and go from there.

Good Luck.

Hi
I am new of this forum and new to the programming GUI for EMBEDDED SYSTEM. I speack about my problem: I must create a GUI application for an arm device, using different tools. Actually I testing only nanoX on the device and...it works. I hade some problems with FLTK. In particular I have cross-compiled the source file; I used like configuration parameters the follow command

./configure --host=arm-linux --target=arm-linux --prefix=/home/prakti/Martin/arm-linux-toolchain --exec_prefix=/home/prakti/Martin/arm-linux-toolchain --with-microwin=/home/prakti/Martin/microwindows-0.91/src --with-shared

it cross-compile, and correclty i can not execute the test-file in my host; but here the problem. I try to port an execuble in the device and when I try to run it the response is

"can't load library 'libd1.so.0"

where is the error? and in particular someone could say to me where can I fine a GOOD documentation that explain for beginners how install and use fltk on an embedded device?

Thanks for the ATTENTION...

Tolomes

For FLTK to work, don't you need OpenGL on your embedded system?
Frank

Most FLTK documentation is generated using doxygen. i.e. it is only as good as what is in the header files and the developer's knowledge of how to use doxygen. That goes for any package that uses doxygen or javadoc.

You can use nxlib with nano-X to make FLTK work on that.
That's what I'm doing now.

At the moment, FLTK can only work on the X11, Win32 or Qartz API. To get it working on embedded systems you would have to have X11 (Or a stripped down versions). They are thinking of starting to port it to embeded systems, but that will be a while. You could contribute to FLTK and help write the embedded versions, but that also would require time.