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Re: First steps into C - Where to find the includes
« on: March 08, 2007, 08:10:55 PM »
You still need the OS includes and related files (bundled in the 3.9 SDK). An easy way to start with C is Cubic, it installs all these things, including free compilers such as vbcc/gcc or a C book for beginners.
 

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Re: First steps into C - Where to find the includes
« Reply #1 on: March 08, 2007, 09:18:33 PM »
> I *swear* I saw a link that was for a COMPLETE lha'ed archive of gcc (for Amiga, duh!)

There were several of those, for example kefren's gcc package or a hardfile for UAE by LouiSe, but they are all discontinued.

The easiest way of setting up gcc for OS3 at the moment is the C/C++ package released for Cubic (it is a free download and can be used independendly of Cubic, although Cubic must be installed).

This package is designed to work without softlinks, ie. no problems for UAE users and the directory file system.