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Amiga computer related discussion => Amiga Software Issues and Discussion => Topic started by: TheBilgeRat on October 13, 2012, 12:29:00 AM
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I'm in the process of installing vbcc and the appropriate environment. During the vbcc target install, it wants the header files provided with the NDK3.9. I just unzipped that lha and there is a lot of stuff in it I am not sure I want or need.
Long and short - can I ditch the rest of the crap in the NDK file and just stick the header folder somewhere, or should I run the NDK installer and not fudge about?
Oh - I am installing this on an A2000 with limited HD space (12 megs?), stock 68000, 1M chip, 5M Fast.
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Just keep the includes folder I think
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It asks for the system includes folder, which I am not sure which is which. There is no specific system header folder, but likely candidates seem to be dos, or workbench. this is in the include\include_h folder of NDK
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No just point it to the includes root folder
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crikey. error#80000003 all the time.
added Stack 40000 to my user startup
Next attempt is for StackAttack
then check my memory to see if its bad.
I wonder if I just don't have enough horsepower? It says a 68000 will do it.
I have 1 meg chip and 5 megs fast - should be enough to do a simple compile.
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NDK_3.9/Include/include_h is the directory to choose during installation.
It's also a good idea to add NDK_3.9/Tools to the DOS path.
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Running memcheck at the moment. Can't escape the 80000003. The very instant I hit return on a "vc foo.c" it crashes.
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Oh - I am installing this on an A2000 with limited HD space (12 megs?), stock 68000, 1M chip, 5M Fast.
Well, from http://sun.hasenbraten.de/vbcc :
vbcc_bin_amigaos68k.lha AmigaOS 2.x/3.x 68020+ binaries.
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Well, from http://sun.hasenbraten.de/vbcc :
Sigh. Its the little things that get you. I guess I need to find a compiler that actually works on my amiga.
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http://aminet.net/search?query=dice-3
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http://aminet.net/search?query=dice-3
Thanks, Thomas :)
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I dont have anything to add of use but... a 12 MB hard drive? Or 12 MB left?
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Well, I never did get DICE working right - but I did finally get SAS/C 6.5 something to compile. It was amazing how quick the compiler was. Optimizations didn't seem to help much - I am assuming because hitting the 68000 target you are pretty much there :)