stddef.h has to be in the include folder of "GNU C Compiler" if I interpret the source right but there I can't help you...

yes there is a touchpad compatible version (just follow the "quote-link" to download)

Since I don't have a Clickpad, I've hacked around a bit in assembly to make this great program work with the Touchpad - it's a really really ugly hack, and the ROM selection screen is still broken (always selects the first ROM in the list), but hey, it's better than nothing!
During testing, it used to crash quite a bit due to some memory overwriting, but I think I fixed it all... tell me if there are any crashes or things like that.

Edit: Oops, forgot to mention what keys I've remapped the controls too :
A - Tab
B - Ctrl
Start - Menu
Select - Del/Clear
Direction - 8/4/5/6

Did you keep pressing them the whole time, after a reboot?

Also what OS do you have on your Nspire?
Because on a Touchpad you need (exept if it is a non-cas and you have a clickpad) ndless2.0 or greater.

-install Msys + Mingw
-install 7zip
-install Yagarto
-add the 7-zip folder and the yagarto "bin-folder"  to your "Path" variable (on W7: Control Panel\System and Security\System # Advanced system settings # Environment Variables )
(to add: write ";" after the existing "paths" and copy paste)


open Msys
write: cd <path to ndless directory>/tools
write: make

add the crated "bin folder" (/something/ndless/bin) to your path variables

write: cd <path to ndless directory>
write: make

Msys should now create a "calcbin" folder. (and some other stuff, may take a minute of time)
transfer "ndless_installer_os_xxx.tns" and "ndless_resources.tns" to your nspire (make sure they are in the same folder)
"open" "ndless_installer_os_xxx.tns"
a message that ndless installed successful may then pop up, or your calc could crash : in this case reset it (if no automatic reboot) and retry.

Did I miss some step or is this enough to help you?

wow...
nice!

I have just a little problem...
...I lose myself often enough in 3D games already
So 4D is a real challenge...

I assume that you got your sourcecode via a SVN-client.
To get the current source (167) you could either see if your SVN-client has an "SVN-update" function (it should have one) or you could simply redownload the whole source code again.

Quote from: shrear on February 10, 2011, 12:45:33 pm

Quote from: Agentx002 on February 10, 2011, 11:25:05 am

I have installed MSYS, Mingw, yagarto, and have had 7zip forever.
Yagarto is in my 'path'

well if the above is done then msys should spit out the binarys for 1.7,2.0 and 2.1 if you:
run msys, then type in
"cd /Nspire/ndless" (or wherever you have stored the source from the svn)
and then
"make"

Well, it spat out a bin folder, and some other stuff. Now what :|

add that bin folder to your path and then redo
if it gives the same error restart your pc (don't really know why that helps sometimes)
if that doesn't help post the error message please

hope this helps

When i try to build i have error can tou help me pleas ?

Code: [Select]

make[1]: Entering directory `/home/Ndless/libndls'
nspire-gcc -Os -nostdlib -c feof.c
feof.c: In function 'feof':
feof.c:28:11: error: 'EOF' undeclared (first use in this function)
feof.c:28:11: note: each undeclared identifier is reported only once for each function it appears in
make[1]: *** [feof.o] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/Ndless/libndls'
make: *** [subdirs] Error 1


Could you check which version you have?