I'm trying to test whether the Windows CE compiler works on version 16 of GLBasic but I'm getting this message:
*** Configuration: WINCE ***
precompiling:
GPC - GLBasic Precompiler V.15.394 SN:552f61ef - 3D, NET
Wordcount:9 commands
compile+link:
/cygdrive/Q/Compiler/platform/WinCE/Lib/libGLBasicWinCE.a(OpenGLRainbows.o)(.text+0x5db4):OpenGLRainbows.cpp: undefined reference to `Z12gf_jpeg_readPKciPiS1_S1_PPh'
*** FATAL ERROR - Please post this output in the forum
_______________________________________
*** Finished ***
Elapsed: 2.6 sec. Time: 23:12
Build: 0 succeeded.
*** 1 FAILED ***
Previously it was reporting files as missing until I copied WinCE from the Source.Zip file over the top of it, but now I get this.
I'm not very good at C so I'm not quite sure what this means, does anyone know of a fix for this?
Windows CE is not supported in V16
// 16.026
// STEAM publishing
// GLBasic V16 will be online through STEAM
// New compilers:
// Win32, Win64 use new GCC versions
// Dropped support
// Dead platforms:
// GP2X, WIZ, PANDORA, WINCE, IPHONE
// Core:
// GETJOY... returns 0 if no joysticks are attached
// Debugger stops immediately when you stop.
// Win32:
// Mouse wheel is buffered for better accuracy.
In that case, is there a way to get an old version working with my Steam account?
try installing old versions:
https://www.glbasic.com/forum/index.php?topic=11058.msg97200#msg97200
Current should be V15.
but i don't know if they work with the steam license
Always backup, you never know
I tried installing v15 and copying the Steam version's IDE into the folder to no avail.(//) v15 still reports as the demo version and the newer IDE has some weird quirks saving files which cause the precompiler to report syntax errors on line 1 regardless of its contents. For some reason the IDE always points at line 2 though.
Opening newer files with the older editor shows up with 3 glitch characters before the start of the program, so I assume it's some kind of bug with Unicode handling.
Send me an email, you'll get a license code for the old version, then.