@328gts

I guess with this port out and about we wont need Napalm anymore...

@kas1e

Yes, it runs through AmiCygnix. A native port would be a nightmare for a rookie like me...

Phone company shut down my website... So I'll give you a link to my dropbox instead:

http://www.dropbox.com/gallery/2920309/1/Amigatemp?h=dd9ca4

Actually, this screenshot is from the second testapp, and it hangs when I press "Add" or downsize the window.

@Raziel

I don't know how to upload pictures here... Help!

The first QtGui testapp is now running on my Amiga! 8-D

Very simple one, but it works.

@alfkil

Sorry to have taken your time again! The problem suddenly just vanished when recompiling a larger part of the library (no changes...). Mystery...

@Samurai_Crow

I'm linking with g++.

I just posted on the GCC-help mailing list, hope that'll get me something...

Thanks for the welcome all

@Hans:
As a matter of fact, I do a fair bit of conducting myself, so it's ok! 8-P

Sorry to bother everyone again with my petty programming knowledge...

When linking a c++ project I get this strange error:

Quote:
"libQtGui.a(qprintdialog_unix.o):(.got2+0x94): undefined reference to `vtable for QUnixPrintWidget'"

The class QUnixPrintWidget (defined in 'qprintdialog.h') looks something like this:

Quote:
"class Q_GUI_EXPORT QUnixPrintWidget : public QWidget
{
Q_OBJECT

public:
QUnixPrintWidget(QPrinter *printer, QWidget *parent = 0);
~QUnixPrintWidget();
void updatePrinter();

private:
friend class QPrintDialogPrivate;
friend class QUnixPrintWidgetPrivate;
QUnixPrintWidgetPrivate *d;
Q_PRIVATE_SLOT(d, void _q_printerChanged(int))
Q_PRIVATE_SLOT(d, void _q_btnBrowseClicked())
Q_PRIVATE_SLOT(d, void _q_btnPropertiesClicked())
};"

The three methods are defined in 'qprintdialog_unix.cpp'.

I know that vtable has something to do with virtual functions, but I have no clue how it actually works. I've read ao. a gcc faq-entry that talks about this, something with "non-pure-virtual" and "out-of-line" virtual functions, but I don't really understand what it says. Can anyone help?

@interrogative

Well, I guess it will be better than, uhm, "Viola Hero", or, say "Sousaphone Hero" or "Contrabas Hero"...? Hmm... Or how about "*CONDUCTOR HERO*"...? (Labeled 'the easiest game ever!')

8-D

@Varthall

Thanks! It seems to work now...

How do I link with .so libraries using gcc?

I'm trying to link my project to libpng12.so and libfreetype.so. The linking call looks like this:

c++ -o testapp $(OBJECTS) -L/work/CODE/large/qt-x11-opensource-src-4.5.3/lib -lQtGui -lQtCore -Lcygnix:cygnixppc/x11r6.3/lib -lXt -lSM -lICE -lXext -lX11 -laos4util-newlib -LSDK:gcc/lib/gcc/pcc-amigaos/4.2.4/newlib/lib -LSDK:newlib/lib -lunix -lauto -LSDK:local/newlib/lib -lpng12 -lfreetype

but c++ returns "can't find -lpng12". I've tried also replacing the last three parameters with:

SDK:newlib/lib/libpng12.so SDK:newlib/lib/libfreetype.so

but c++ returns an error again claiming, that I'm trying to link staticly to a dynamic library.

What am I doing wrong?

@Kicko

Nope, not Quicktime. Please visit http://qt.nokia.com to investigate.

As suggested I'll make a small presentation of myself:

My name is Alfkil Thorbj?rn Wennermark, I'm a trained classical violinist, but nowadays I spend my time mostly playing jazz and "fiddling" with computers (mac and amiga). I'm 28 years old and live in Copenhagen, Denmark.

I've been particularly interested in programming ever since I purchased EasyAMOS back in the days. My primary interest is construction of games. I've never released or uploaded any of my creations, I seem to have a hard time finishing things. My most interesting creation has probably been a 3D "tennis on a stick" simulator (I don't know what 'stangtennis' is called in english?). One of my big dreams is to someday be able to actually create something of use to the community :). For this reason I have now started porting the Qt package to Amiga OS 4.1. Actually I have no real sense of how many people would be even interested in such a project, and I seriously doubt, that I'll ever finish it...

My machines:
A500 + A1200 in tower w BPPC603/BvisionPPC (both in my closet)
SAM440ep-flex 667Mhz, 1GB RAM, Radeon 9250-128mb (used as often as possible!)
and an old iBook G4 for everyday use...

Oh and by the way (and slightly off topic): If you are interested in music, please visit the page of my string quartet

http://www.myspace.com/copenhagenjazzstringquartet

@kas1e

I suppose you know, that it is all done in 68k assembler?

@SLayeRDK

Hence "license". I was thinking something along the lines of setting up a bounty to buy the source from them. If they still have it...

Has anyone ever tried to convince Clickboom to licence an OS 4 compliant version of Napalm? I think it is a horrible shame, that we cannot play "the greatest amiga game of all times" on our new mahines...

@redfox

I can confirm, that I also get a crash with OWB 3.15 using google search.

@spotUP

For the curious among us: I'm just fooling around trying to get parts of Qt (Trolltech/Nokia) to work with AmiCygnix. It is going to take forever, because I only have a couple of days a week max with my SAMflex...

@BillE

I will do that in the future, thank you!