Well, first of all, thanks for answering. > > Why don't you just define main() correctly? argv should be 'char **', > and envp should probably be 'char **'. How can you possibly have an > envp that's a long long unsigned int? > If a follow the SDK3.0 programming guide, it tells me that the spe main function has three parameters: the spe id, and two pointers to application specific data. The last two are optional. I can try to change the signature to the 'correctly' one ... but doing this will break the spe run-time probably. (I've to experiment with this). Anyway, sometimes I use three parameters witch is not allowed with the 'correct' strict signature. I know that there are workarounds for solving this issues, but I'm wondering if there is any gcc flag to relax this strict condition. It would be easy to port applications to gcc 4.3.0 such as the Cell application which changing the code is not as straightforward as the example shown in http://www.gnu.org/software/gcc/gcc-4.3/porting_to.html . > Also, what are the compiler options you're using? I guess that does not matter. I'm using just 'spu-g++ -O2' for testing. > > Andrew. Salut! -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ramon Bertran Monfort Departament d'Arquitectura de Computadors Telefon (+34) 93 4054033/54055 Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya Fax (+34) 93 4017055 Despatx C6-103/C6-221-9 Campus Nord e-mail rbertran@xxxxxxxxxx C. Jordi Girona 1-3 - 08034 Barcelona -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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