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Ok, I have yet to get Statifier working, but I tried Ermine and it was able to compile the file I need without giving any explicit error messages.

However, I get the error: Bad File Descriptor(9)...

Ok, I will do that. Only problem is that I will not be able to fit the verbose output on a forum post, because it is that long.

I tried out Elf Statifier, it looks a good program but the instructions don't seem to be very thorough. I tried creating an executable using this program, only to get a "Failed to read a valid...

I will have to try that program.

In the mean time, I tried your suggestion of statically linking only the library components that were giving me problems. In this case, the PC-104 is saying that...

That is an incredibly helpful suggestion. This will definitely make my life easier.

Thanks.

By statically compile the code, I mean link it statically. If you look up several topics, this was a suggestion given by matsp to avoid any conflicts between the operating system that I am using on...

Ok, I found out that when I statically compile the code, I apparently need to statically compile all the libraries it is using. I statically compiled the openCV libraries on my computer and...

That might be the case. My makefile is currently searching for the necessary files in a strange filepath that currently doesn't exist on my machine:
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Apparantly, cxcore is part of openCV. There are several files named cxcore on my machine, but none name libcxcore. Either my install of openCV is incomplete or the make file is not properly...

Interesting, it is giving me a cannot find -lcxcore error when compiling. That is the same error I was getting when I attempted to run the program on the PC104. This might work(as soon as a find...

I don't need Gentoo to get gcc to work. I have gcc installed on OpenSUSE linux on the desktop, with a working copy of gcc and the program I compiled in gcc. I want to move said program to the...

I am using a PC104 stack for the microcontroller. Apparently they come in all kinds of configurations so I am not sure what processor architecture it is using. I will have to look it up or perhaps...

I want to use code the I compiled on a desktop running OpenSUSE linux, and port it over to a microcontroller running Gentoo Linux. The primary means of sending data between the desktop and the...

Ok, by removing the duplicate libraries, I have managed to get rid of the segmentation errors.

Unfortunately, I am still not getting a proper video feed. I wonder in that is a problem with the...

Actually, I think I have found out what is going wrong. I have two copies of libdc1394 currently installed, one in /usr/include, and a second in /usr/local/include. Apparently my program matches...

Ok, I found out that my declaration of dc1394_dma_setup_capture uses a different number of input arguments than appear in the prototype that is found in libdc1394. However, when I change the...

Thanks for the advice. I will see if I can change the input arguments to get it to work.

Ok, here is an odd problem:

I have found that the function dc1394_dma_setup_capture is causing a segmentation fault when I am running my code. The problem is that I did not write this function,...

Yes, I was able to link it as you described in the first post. The only thing not linking now is a function that is part of the code.

Thanks again.

I looked up the file list for libdc1394-devel package under YaST. Under file list it shows that this package installed both /usr/lib/libdc1394_control.a, that does not list the functions I posted...

Looks like it does not. Those names are listed in /usr/include/libdc1394/dc1394_control.h, but do not show up under /usr/lib/libdc1394_control.a

I am linking against -ldc1394_control

I have managed to eliminate all basic errors from my code and get the first stage of compiling working, but when make reaches the next step I get the following errors:

setup1394.c:(.text+0x3c):...

This is all in linux, and I am editing the text through nano.

Fortunately, the first line of code is just a comment. So I took brewbuck's advice and deleted the comment, which got rid of the...

Ok, I am getting the following three errors from my code:

Moire.h:1: error: stray ‘\357’ in program
Moire.h:1: error: stray ‘\273’ in program
Moire.h:1: error: stray ‘\277’ in program

All...