Re: not to be able to run a swt example
newtogcj <[email protected]>
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I have only been running without --shared and now I can see the HelloWorld:) Now I am going to research cross-compile subject,because my main object is running my application on an embedded board.If you suggest any source,I'll be glad newtogcj wrote: > > Hi, > I'm new to gcj. > I use mingw 3.4(eclipse supported). > I use swt in my applicaiton,too. > I have compiled swt.jar and got .o file after running the line below: > gcj -fjni -c swt.jar (I have compiled using -findirect-dispatch first,then > this and it has gived me object file, too.) > > And I have gotten .o file of my swt application running the command line > below: > gcj --classpath=swt.jar -c HelloSWT.java > > And got exe after running below: > gcj --shared --main=HelloSWT -o test.exe HelloSWT.o swt.o > > But at last,when I have double-clicked the exe file,I have been getting > error which has been giving the error as no being a Win32 applicaiton :( > > I suppose it's about dll and using -lswt but I ma not sure how I must use > these. > If you help,I'll be very happy! > Thanks. > :jumping: -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/not-to-be-able-to-run-a-swt-example-tp17099716p17099831.html Sent from the gcc - java mailing list archive at Nabble.com.