But there is no any reason to use ixemul for non-GG software. There is libnix for that. And clib2. Why would you use Unix paths on an Amiga Internet browser?
there is also no reason to use ixemul not.if there is really a problem with unix and amiga OS paths, then tell a example.
its also possible to add a function that ixemul should use amiga paths, if there is really a problem.
a program that really fail with the unix paths can maybe call the function ForceAmigaPaths.Then there is set a flag in userdate structure that all open commands of this task and subtasks use no unix path translation.
But currently i have this not add, because we see no program that make problems.
having unix paths is also a enhancement for AOS and fit good in AOS.
instead Progdir: you can just write ./
>In MorphOS we are using libnix for quick ports. Sure, lbinix for 68k is outdated but then >MorphOS developers extended and developed libnix more to get it more compatible and up >to date.
I dont know how much MOS libnix is update, is there somewhere a explain of funcs ?.Is there full C99 support ?.
Can with this ffmpeg and ffplay compile with comfigure and make ?
clib2 as far not good enough to compile a GCC or ffmpeg/ffplay without changes.also clib2 have the mess that all libs you link must written for clib2.so there need 2 sets of libs.so i think clib2 should not use.
I think ixemul have far the best Linux/Unix comapibility and when use Linux code, its best to use the best.
nobody use a Linux from 1999 and port Programs to it.All update their linux so programs can port easy.and thats reason wy i update ixemul.
>Most if not all binaries in gg:bin are ixemul including gcc2, gcc3 and gcc4. That is plenty >of software. I also ported Ruby to GeekGadgets. And when you look at Ruby you see why >ixemul and GG is usually used together: directory layout of Ruby fits perfectly to >GeekGadgets.
With ixemul you can do lots more and it work perfectly mix AOS and Linux.
If the MOS devs dont like that, and their lib is only test with GCC geek gadget and ruby and not with the ixemul programs that are out, then this lib should be better named as mini_ixemul for MOS and OS4.
but now its too late, i have spend some work to fix Problems in MOS source and add missing features that it cost lots more work to begin with V48.
But the good news is, it seem all programs (except abuse) work as before.