MOS PuP SDK

Alexco · 23 March 2021, 12:10

Hi, I am looking for the SDK for MorphOS 1.4.x (PUP).
Can't find that on the net. Can someone give me a hint here?

phx · 23 March 2021, 14:43

Are you sure there was a separate SDK for PowerUp boards? IIRC there was only one MorphOS SDK.

Alexco · 23 March 2021, 15:50

I don't know. I just could find some mos developer connection posts with the help of the wayback machine. And in these posts they reference several lha files, like mossdk_base.lha.
Maybe that is all the same?

Korodny · 24 March 2021, 02:06

AFAIK, there was only a single SDK which covered all versions of MorphOS. But the last version of MOS that also ran on PowerUp hardware was 1.4, and that was released in 2003 or so. If you want to make sure your project also runs on PowerUp hardware, you might have to try and get your hands on a very old version of the SDK.

Problem is: back then SDKs were only available for registered members of the "MorphOS developer connection", i.e. this will be hard to find now. Your best bet is probably to ask in the official MorphOS IRC channel.

Hedeon · 24 March 2021, 09:36

Quote:

Originally Posted by Korodny

But the last version of MOS that also ran on PowerUp hardware was 1.4, and that was released in 2003 or so..

I saw some version 3 running on CSPPC I think it was at Amiga30 or 32 at Neuss. Not sure why no public release was done.

phx · 24 March 2021, 11:12

The first vbcc versions to support MorphOS were from 2000, so there must have been a public SDK somewhere, as I have never been a MOS developer.

My main development system is a Pegasos2 running MorphOS 1.4.4, so I'm always making sure that vbcc is still working on it, even with the latest SDK, as long as you don't use any of the new functions.

Then, when I searched a little bit on my disk, I found two renamed directories, called include1.x and autodocs1.x. They have timestamps from 2004 and most likely belong to the 1.4-SDK. I have uploaded them here:
http://phoenix.owl.de/mossdk1_4.lha
Have fun!

23 March 2021, 12:10	#1
Alexco Registered User Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: outer space Posts: 60	MOS PuP SDK Hi, I am looking for the SDK for MorphOS 1.4.x (PUP). Can't find that on the net. Can someone give me a hint here?

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23 March 2021, 14:43	#2
phx Natteravn Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Herford / Germany Posts: 2,496	Are you sure there was a separate SDK for PowerUp boards? IIRC there was only one MorphOS SDK.

23 March 2021, 15:50	#3
Alexco Registered User Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: outer space Posts: 60	I don't know. I just could find some mos developer connection posts with the help of the wayback machine. And in these posts they reference several lha files, like mossdk_base.lha. Maybe that is all the same?

24 March 2021, 02:06	#4
Korodny Zone Friend Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: Germany Posts: 812	AFAIK, there was only a single SDK which covered all versions of MorphOS. But the last version of MOS that also ran on PowerUp hardware was 1.4, and that was released in 2003 or so. If you want to make sure your project also runs on PowerUp hardware, you might have to try and get your hands on a very old version of the SDK. Problem is: back then SDKs were only available for registered members of the "MorphOS developer connection", i.e. this will be hard to find now. Your best bet is probably to ask in the official MorphOS IRC channel.

24 March 2021, 11:12	#6
phx Natteravn Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Herford / Germany Posts: 2,496	The first vbcc versions to support MorphOS were from 2000, so there must have been a public SDK somewhere, as I have never been a MOS developer. My main development system is a Pegasos2 running MorphOS 1.4.4, so I'm always making sure that vbcc is still working on it, even with the latest SDK, as long as you don't use any of the new functions. Then, when I searched a little bit on my disk, I found two renamed directories, called include1.x and autodocs1.x. They have timestamps from 2004 and most likely belong to the 1.4-SDK. I have uploaded them here: http://phoenix.owl.de/mossdk1_4.lha Have fun!

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