World: r3wp

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How would I know? I  built such a cross-compiler before:
$ uname -sm
Linux i686
$ gcc -dumpmachine
i486-linux-gnu
$ i686-apple-darwin9-gcc -dumpmachine
i686-apple-darwin9

Right, but it's just elf, isn't it?

The only dependencies are minimal.

OSX is Mach-O.

Ah... so there's the rub.

Ever try an elf-to-mach-o converter?

Nope.

But I only know of one, in any case.

And that'd still need a Mach-O linker.

(Agner's "objconv" is the one I once stumbled across: http://www.agner.org/optimize/)

I'm not seeing my Dev_Event device's RDC_QUIT vector being called 
when I exit r3 with a 'q' from the command line. I do see the RDC_INIT 
vector being called.

hmm, i don't think any of the RDC_QUIT vectors are called, iirc

what are you going to use for the event device? some amiga-ism?

yes, setting up a timer at the moment

the current event device uses some windows-ism

yes

i have a dirty hack somewhere for linuxisms :)

using libevent

and integrated into the network device

the Dev_Event device has a #ifdef TO_WIN32 on it

took me a while to figure out why no events were happening... heh 
:)

do you have select(2) on amiga?

if RDC_QUIT isn't working should I file a bug report?

i think so, yes. even if it is not a bug, it'll help clarify when 
the quit callbacks are actually supposed to be called.

yes, there is select() available

I didn't think I would need it for handling gui events

won't help you much with windowing, i guess

amiga is much more like windows in that respect

you have a message loop :) ?

yes, very much like the windows one

Wait(), GetMsg(), etc.

will make porting much easier

btw.. how do I add line feeds in altme?  so everything isn't a new 
line

you click the small "pencil icon", and then send messages with ctrl-s

you can also use

(the "pencil" toggles multi-line mode)

line 1
line 2

thanks :)

do you have a window opening for the window gob already :) ?

yes I do.. just need to handle some events now so I can make it quit 
as well

very nice :)

one small step at a time

nice!

Andreas, I got this in OSX when compiling your test files:
http://cyphre.mysteria.cz/tests/osx-exports.txt

(
gcc version 4.0.0 (Apple Computer, Inc. build 5026)
Apple Computer, Inc. version cctools-590.obj~12
)

Ah, so about the same as mine.

I found this line in the host-kit when handling the closing of a 
window:

Close_Window(gob);	// Needs to be removed - should be done by REBOL 
event handling

My question is how do I do this the right way?


I think I need to do an RL_Event(EVT_CLOSE) and then somehow wait 
for REBOL to notify me. How will REBOL notify me it is ready to perform 
EVT_CLOSE?

Would CTRL-C map to the EVT_INTERRUPT event?
I'm asking because when I do this:
>> wait system/view/event-port


R3 never returns and I cannot interrupt it. I'd like to fix this 
is possible.

Esc key is supposed to interrupt it, isn't it?