Re: any audio device out there?

Its worked for me on Linux too. But the code is not in the inferno-os
dist.  You can copy Salva's code easily enough from acme-sac
http://code.google.com/p/acme-sac/source/browse/trunk/sys/emu/Linux/audio-oss.c

On Mon, Mar 31, 2008 at 3:46 AM, hugo rivera <uair00@...> wrote:
> At least on Windows, as far as I know.
>  Saludos
>
>  Hugo
>
>  2008/3/31, hiro <23hiro@...>:
>
>
> > On which platforms does hosted Inferno have a working audio device?
>  >
>  >  --
>  >
>  > hiro
>  >
>

Re: any audio device out there?

Great. I feared having to use windows.
I assume there is no alsa version.
Why isn't it included in inferno-os, too?

On 3/31/08, Caerwyn Jones <caerwynj@...> wrote:
> Its worked for me on Linux too. But the code is not in the inferno-os
>  dist.  You can copy Salva's code easily enough from acme-sac
>  http://code.google.com/p/acme-sac/source/browse/trunk/sys/emu/Linux/audio-oss.c
>
>
>  On Mon, Mar 31, 2008 at 3:46 AM, hugo rivera <uair00@...> wrote:
>  > At least on Windows, as far as I know.
>  >  Saludos
>  >
>  >  Hugo
>  >
>  >  2008/3/31, hiro <23hiro@...>:
>  >
>  >
>  > > On which platforms does hosted Inferno have a working audio device?
>  >  >
>  >  >  --
>  >  >
>  >  > hiro
>  >  >
>  >
>

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hiro

MIPS32

I've got a Linux/MIPS32 here and I'm thinking about building emu for it.
I would like to know how difficult it would be to compile. Do I only
have to write a special mkfile-Linux-mips, or is there more, which i
just don't see yet?
--

-- 
hiro

Re: MIPS32

I see that I will need some special lib9.h and fputctl.h. I knew it,
this is way too difficult for me.

Re: any audio device out there?

On Tue, Apr 1, 2008 at 1:58 AM, Caerwyn Jones <caerwynj@...> wrote:
> Its worked for me on Linux too. But the code is not in the inferno-os
>  dist.  You can copy Salva's code easily enough from acme-sac
>  http://code.google.com/p/acme-sac/source/browse/trunk/sys/emu/Linux/audio-oss.c
>
>

It was announced on the inferno-list,
so you can get more details searching the list for "devaudio for Linux"

a time ago I did a small cleanup of it, here's the result:
http://code.google.com/p/inferno-lab/source/browse/trunk/67/emu/Linux/audio-oss.c?r=38

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salva

How to build emu for Windows XP

Re: MIPS32

Do you want big- or little-endian?  I can suppliy mkfile-Linux-spim and
other requisite files which I use to run emu on the (little-endian)
Linksys WRT54G.  You shouldn't need to change much to switch from
mipsel to mipseb.

Re: any audio device out there?

> It was announced on the inferno-list,
>  so you can get more details searching the list for "devaudio for Linux"
>
>  a time ago I did a small cleanup of it, here's the result:
>  http://code.google.com/p/inferno-lab/source/browse/trunk/67/emu/Linux/audio-oss.c?r=38

Thanks.

Re: How to build emu for Windows XP

Okay, there are several little things here that
may be part of your issues.

> 2. I installed Windows SDK for Windows Server 2008 and .NET Framework 3.5.

This might be problematic.  MS makes changes with just
about every version that break some things.  The modifications
I document work with the 2003 version of the SDK.  You'll
probably find that additional changes will need to be made
for the 2008 version.

> 3. What does exact mean in next step "Add the newly installed directories to
> the environment variables." I haven't still known. Is it "Control
> Panel->System-> Advanced Tab-> Environment Variables"?

That's the place to set them.  You'll need to set (or add)
to the variables, BIN, LIB, and INCLUDE.

Make sure that BIN lists not only the directory containing
cl.exe but also the relevant Inferno executable one.  The
default location on that would be c:\Inferno\Nt\386\bin.

> 5. I went to Inferno directory and I was trying to compile emu.
> * cd c:\Inferno\emu\Nt\
> * nmake mkfile.

You want to do:

cd c:\Inferno\emu
mk

> But command prompt shows some errors.
> I edited mkfile, but it was vainly. Is it a wrong way?

The only change you'll want to make to emu/Nt/mkfile
is to remove ie from the CONFLIST line, as I see you
have by the mkfile you've included.  But you also need
to modify the mkconfig file in the Inferno root directory.
Out of the box, it expects to be building on a Plan 9
system.

BLS

Re: How to build emu for Windows XP

> That's the place to set them.  You'll need to set (or add)
> to the variables, BIN, LIB, and INCLUDE.
> 
> Make sure that BIN lists not only the directory containing
> cl.exe but also the relevant Inferno executable one.  The
> default location on that would be c:\Inferno\Nt\386\bin.

I just realized I misspoke.  That should be the Path
environment variable, not BIN.

BLS