HelloWorld.c

[juusso]

Same here on D6750

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root@[TV] /> echo TEST4 > /dev/stderr
/bin/sh: can't create /dev/stderr: Read-only file system
root@[TV] />

[sectroyer]

That is completely expected But for MrKalach it does nothing!!! It means either problem with connection (the obvious suspect ATM) and/or problem with TV. Until he fixes such issues there is no point in testing anything. He gets no output for "./seekpatch". Why? Maybe because it doesn't work or maybe he gets output but his "putty connection" doesn't display it Maybe it randomly doesn't display stuff. Maybe even his hello world worked He messed something up

[MrKalach]

That is completely expected But for MrKalach it does nothing!!! It means either problem with connection (the obvious suspect ATM) and/or problem with TV. Until he fixes such issues there is no point in testing anything. He gets no output for "./seekpatch". Why? Maybe because it doesn't work or maybe he gets output but his "putty connection" doesn't display it Maybe it randomly doesn't display stuff. Maybe even his hello world worked He messed something up

Heyhey, I wrote that I tried BOTH!!! Telnet and putty, but i prefer last.


I can make tunnel to my TV, and you show me PRO coder style

I was on vacation, and came back.

[sectroyer]

That is completely expected But for MrKalach it does nothing!!! It means either problem with connection (the obvious suspect ATM) and/or problem with TV. Until he fixes such issues there is no point in testing anything. He gets no output for "./seekpatch". Why? Maybe because it doesn't work or maybe he gets output but his "putty connection" doesn't display it Maybe it randomly doesn't display stuff. Maybe even his hello world worked He messed something up

Heyhey, I wrote that I tried BOTH!!! Telnet and putty, but i prefer last.


I can make tunnel to my TV, and you show me PRO coder style

I was on vacation, and came back.

I don't care what you tried:) Your putty connection works incorrectly. This was shown by my TEST1/2 tests:) Do you have the same results with Telnet?

[MrKalach]

C'mon man

Absolutely same log!

[MrKalach]

update: I found solution. topic may be closed.

1) I removed all GNU compilers ARM/MIPS/x86 from my Ubuntu 12.04
2) Reboot and clean system via UbuntuTweak
3) Update system to 14.04
4) install GNU compilers x86/x64 from official Ubuntu repo
5) Then download arm-v7a15v3r1 toolchain, unpack it to /opt/toolchains, add to PATH all paths
6) done.

trouble was in I had on my system 3 arm toolkits, and linker used wrong libs.

[juusso]

Whats the problem? You cant disappear without letting us know

[MrKalach]

Whats the problem? You cant disappear without letting us know

about STDOUT, I invented cheat way, but as temporary solution is fine

Add this to header or past it in beginning of your c/cpp file:

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# undef  printf
# define printf(str, ...) dprintf(1, str, ##__VA_ARGS__)

and now, PLEASE add me to GitHUB, i want to see sources

[sectroyer]

Whats the problem? You cant disappear without letting us know

about STDOUT, I invented cheat way, but as temporary solution is fine

Add this to header or past it in beginning of your c/cpp file:

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# undef  printf
# define printf(str, ...) dprintf(1, str, ##__VA_ARGS__)

and now, PLEASE add me to GitHUB, i want to see sources

You don't need github access First try checking code available on forum. For instance all of my patches have source code attached

[MrKalach]

Whats the problem? You cant disappear without letting us know

about STDOUT, I invented cheat way, but as temporary solution is fine

Add this to header or past it in beginning of your c/cpp file:

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# undef  printf
# define printf(str, ...) dprintf(1, str, ##__VA_ARGS__)

and now, PLEASE add me to GitHUB, i want to see sources

You don't need github access First try checking code available on forum. For instance all of my patches have source code attached

Oho, where is DEV subforum? It closed to me?