World: r3wp

Air probably is better (more polished) than their own gui architecture. 
 though they might have had really cool opportunities if they used 
elate instead.  things like flipping an application's gui from one 
tablet to another.

nothing prevents them from adding elate later.

And nothing prevents them from having the (much better) QNX programmers 
do the work :)

yep.

elate? From Tao? It does not exist anymore ...

ah.. yes... thats' true... I'm mixing the names... sorry... its photon.

Tao? they were going to be the kernel for the new AmigaAnywhere platform... 
good times :)

(yes, it went defunct a while back)

http://github.com/carls/R3A110-- a temp test area for Host-Kit A110

Only the linux libr3.so at this time. Will attempt to add the windows 
lib.

Windows lib added to repository

So the Amiga is first from non mainstream OSes. Which one do we choose 
next? Any mobile OS takers here? :-)

Petr, thanks for considering Syllable mainstream :-)

Kaj - I consider Syllable being covered, no? :-) I know there is 
not specific Syllable port, but it works somehow, no? :-)

Of course - from non-mainstream OSes, I would choose - QNX, Haiku, 
Aros, Syllable, MorphOS .....

Here is the problem with OS X host-kit release:
http://www.rebol.com/r3/docs/osx-linker-symbols.html

So, we can have Android instead?

or ARM?

Carl, what version of GCC are you using on OSX?
What happens if instead of
  

  gcc -dynamiclib -exported_symbols_list exported -o a.lib a.o b.o

you do

  gcc -dynamiclib -Wl,-x -o a.lib a.o b.o

Got an ARM?

and a LEG

Was waiting for that. ;)

checking...

I have this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NSLU2

Intel XScale IXP420 CPU

Andreas: same result.

What version of GCC?

The Plug computers all use ARM too

(gcc -v)

gcc or -Wl,-v ?

gcc

gcc 4.0.1

ld -v?

cctools-590.23.2

ouch

gcc -Wl,-v also results in cctools?

collect version 4.0.1

and then same as ld above

If you download this:
http://bolka.at/2009/misc/exports.tar.gz

extract and make

what is it?

foo.c, bar.c and a makefile

should actually be pretty much the same as what you are doing. only 
that i have this exact constellations of files working fine on osx 
with gcc 4.0.1.

1 min

will have to check what linker that used, though

same result as given in my example

I seem to remember from last time we tried this... there's a special 
linker tool required on OS X.

But, it was a while ago, so I could be wrong.

i think my attempt was linking with GNU ld

So, I just wanted to post the doc above... and see if there's anyone 
who wants Host-Lib on OS X and is willing to solve the problem in 
some reasonable way.

I think the reasonable way is to get you a reasonable linker.

I assume you are on OSX 10.4 ("Tiger")?