SASC - Hello inutition world?

For some reason I decided to create a small intuition app on the Amiga1200 I finally bought the other week. (I'm actually not much of a C programmer nowadays, mostly Java/.NET)

So I got SAS/C installed and had no problems at all creating the oh so famous "Hello world". However, Inuition.. I downloaded the NDK39 to data:ndk and then I struggled with makefiles and console compiles but inution is definietly undefined. Do I need to do some assigns? (Havent used an amiga for 20 years so bear with me), or is it something I missed in SASC settings?


Regards

[emufan]

I have this in my user-startup:

; SAS/C assigns
assign sc: dh1:sc
assign include: sc:include
assign cxxinclude: sc:cxxinclude
assign lib: sc:lib
assign c: dh1:sc/c ADD
assign libs: dh1:sc/libs ADD
; end

sc: is the installations folder of SAS/C

in an smakefile you can put some definitions in like this:

UINC    = /SDK/include/
ULIB    = /SDK/lib/
CFLAGS  = cpu=68020 math=68881 opt nostkchk idir=$(UINC) idir=cxxinclude:

blotchGUI.p: blotch.o gui_help.o
        sc link $(CFLAGS) startup=$(ULIB)serv_s.o $(ULIB)server.lib \
        blotch.o gui_help.o  pname=$@

blotch.o:
        sc $(CFLAGS) blotch.c

gui_help.o:
        sc $(CFLAGS) gui_help.c

all: blotchGUI.p

clean:
        delete \#?.o \#?.p

with smakefile in your source folder you start to build it with:

smake

maybe you can try this with the data:ndk folder - added in user-startup:

assign include: data:ndk ADD

something usefull for the SCOPTIONS file - put this file in your source folder:

VERBOSE
ERRORREXX
NOICONS

there is a default SCOPTIONS in envarc:sc/ which you may edit accordingly

Thanks for helping, I'll just try to code that simple example :http://www.pjhutchison.org/tutorial/screens.html together and then I'll try your setup.

This is great fun, feel like I'm back in 1997 trying to compile hello world on my first Linux machine. I Will wire you a pizza & a beer if it works

wooohoo! You saved the day for sure! Now I can start coding for real, thank you!

[emufan]

Originally Posted by elwis

wooohoo! You saved the day for sure! Now I can start coding for real, thank you!

ok, cool

#1) some more examples using SAS/C you may find on aminet.
a simple search for a smakefile in the archives.

Thanks, I forgot about aminet, there's usually a lot of examples to be found there.
(and I still owe you that pizza & beer)

[emufan]

Originally Posted by elwis

Thanks, I forgot about aminet, there's usually a lot of examples to be found there.
(and I still owe you that pizza & beer)

ok, I keep that in mind