I'm trying to build orbital, but it needs "core.cmake".
- Thread starter Arthurfogo7
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Its mean that in C++ you need to call one function to other if im understand well to quemu which is an iso emulator.
You should edit core.h to use dependencies #include<depedency.h> or #include<depedency.c>
Then cmake.core will be created automaticly.
Emulator should use QEMU source code then will be compile if im not wrong.
I still in textmode so i cant help and i still learning github.
After you end this you will be ready as programmer:
More about function forwarding is here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43976035/c-forward-function-call
For using C++ you need to include iostream:
#include<iostream> and using namespace std;
Its mean that in C++ you need to call one function to other if im understand well to quemu which is an iso emulator.
You should edit core.h to use dependencies #include<depedency.h> or #include<depedency.c>
Then cmake.core will be created automaticly.
Emulator should use QEMU source code then will be compile if im not wrong.
I still in textmode so i cant help and i still learning github.
After you end this you will be ready as programmer:
More about function forwarding is here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43976035/c-forward-function-call
For using C++ you need to include iostream:
#include<iostream> and using namespace std;
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