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Offline walter

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Re: Looks like we need more programers
« on: December 30, 2002, 06:47:19 AM »
Could the missing files be the result of bad or missing links
in the libs?  That could (possibly) happen in a bad install
or if you've copied your GCC setup.

It could be a header file or directory problem.  By default,
GCC looks for non-GCC includes in /usr/local (probably
GG:usr/local/ on your Amiga, but some of the documentation
says to put the Amiga header files in GG:os_include.  That
would cause a problem if you're calling AmigaOS routines.

Perhaps the original questioner can tell us which files are
reported missing (and what his compilation command line was)?

Hope this helps.

Walter
 

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Re: Looks like we need more programers
« Reply #1 on: December 30, 2002, 03:47:29 PM »
> ive been wanting to get into ami coding for ages and only just recently
> NEARLY got to grips with VBCC, the problem is that that isnt C++ compliant

I haven't used VBCC, but it advertizes itself as a C compiler only.  G++
in the GeekGadgets (ftp.geekgadgets.org is back up, or try
ftp.uni-erlangen.de/pub/source/geekgadgets) package seems to work OK.

There are probably no comprehensive class browsers, BUT Aminet has an
old file called "ctg.lha" (C++ tree generator) which might be worth a
look.  Don't know about GoldEd plugins or AmiIDE (Jens Langner).