Author: Tord Romstad
Date: 08:29:59 08/17/05
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On August 17, 2005 at 09:22:02, Volker Böhm wrote: >Hi Roy, > >no a linux version is currently not planed. It has been a long time that I´ve >forgotten how to create makefiles. Modern GUI´s take care about the building >process. There is no need to create any Makefiles. Just typing something like gcc -O3 *.c -o spike from the command line should do the trick. Replace 'gcc' with 'g++' if you use C++ rather than plain C. >Maybe if there is someone who can help me with a linux code (knows where to get >a gnu compiler for linux, how to make its makefile and can help translate some >microsoft-specific tread-code - spike is allready multithreading), I can provide >a Spike-linux. The GNU compiler is included in all Linux distributions I have encountered, and is installed by default. Makefiles are, as I mentioned above, not really needed. The threading code is the only real problem. I have no idea how hard this would be; I know nothing about Windows programming. I hope to see a Linux version of Spike. A Mac OS X version would be even cooler, though. :-) Tord
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