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Re: Problems with function pointers in C++
Keith Seitz wrote:
Okay, getting closer. Hmm. If you have a native version, it shouldn't
ask you for a target
My horrible mistake, Keith.
I thought I was using the Insight version for the PC, but I was
mistakenly still using the Insight version for my Cris compiler
(embedded Linux).
I've wiped out the whole source tree and untarred again the weekly 6.7.5
release. Then I used ./config.guess to see exactly what target I had to
use.
Came to know it had to be i386-pc-linux-gnu. So, I ran the
configuration *./configure --target=i386-pc-linux-gnu*, followed by *make*.
All went fine, even the installation of it afterwards. The target
generated is called *i386-pc-linux-gnu-insight* (next to the two other
targets *gdb* and *gdbtui*).
But when I start up *i386-pc-linux-gnu-insight*, I get the following errors:
root@VirLinGeva:/usr/local/bin# ./i386-pc-linux-gnu-insight --nx
Xlib: connection to ":0.0" refused by server
Xlib: No protocol specified
Tk_Init failed: this isn't a Tk applicationcouldn't connect to display
":0.0"
This is strange, since I don't have that kind of errors with my CRIS
compiled version of Insight.
Again, stuck... Sorry if I bother you too much...
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*Best rgds,
--Geert
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