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C::B on tinycore linux
dmoore:
I just finished compiling and packaging C::B on tinycore linux (http://tinycorelinux.com/). Tinycore is the 11Mb distro that starts from a pristine state each boot, loading itself and all packages+persistent data into ram. The perfect distro for preventing cruft buildup. Comes pre-built with lightweight FLTK & JWM (with usual option to add other toolkits and WMs) and is lightning quick. I digress...
Compiling and packaging was a little more difficult than expected (few bugs including rtti off by default) but I'm very happy with the outcome. I'm running tinycore on my eee pc. On the ubuntu based distro I've been using, C::B has been pretty sluggish: Takes around 30 sec to load, editing is sluggish and something as trivial as popping up the find dialog has noticeable lag. With tinycore, most of the lag is gone. Startup is on par with XP, editing snappy (prob not quite as good as on desktop xp) and dialog lag gone.
I'll probably submit the packages over there in the next few days. Definitely worth a look...
ollydbg:
really cool!
Did you build Code::blocks on FLTK?
I'm not sure if I can install the tinylinux and cb under flash disk. :D
dmoore:
--- Quote from: ollydbg on July 15, 2009, 09:24:58 am ---really cool!
Did you build Code::blocks on FLTK?
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Hell no (It would probably be easier to create wxFLTK!). Have the usual chain of wx->gtk deps.
--- Quote ---I'm not sure if I can install the tinylinux and cb under flash disk. :D
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you're probably looking at about 30Mb of packages to get a minimal dev system. :) (will take up more space in ram of course)
KiwiSoftware:
Wait, you made your own linux distro? :shock:
HOW LONG DID THAT TAKE?
stahta01:
--- Quote from: KiwiSoftware on July 16, 2009, 03:21:05 pm ---Wait, you made your own linux distro? :shock:
HOW LONG DID THAT TAKE?
--- End quote ---
I have never done it myself; but, I assume most of the time is spent learning how to do it.
Tim S
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