Includes

03 May 2010, 13:01

Ages ago I coded on my Amiga, and I know I am about to look into this wonderful world again. I've managed to setup a WinUAE environment with the Amiga Forever A1200 system and ASM-One.

But, and please don't laugh, my source code won't compile because it can't find the exec/ files (for example exec_lib.i) and so on. I can't remember where these files are located in the system.

How do I set the path to them?

victim · 03 May 2010, 13:43

Hi kristofferj and welcome by EAB !

I think the best way is you unzip the following include files in your root directory from this webpage http://www.savage-crew.de/include.zip
( example: HD0: )

and now you type the follows rows in your source code.

incdir "HD0:include/"

that is all

so long...
victim

Quote:

Originally Posted by kristofferj

Ages ago I coded on my Amiga, and I know I am about to look into this wonderful world again. I've managed to setup a WinUAE environment with the Amiga Forever A1200 system and ASM-One.

But, and please don't laugh, my source code won't compile because it can't find the exec/ files (for example exec_lib.i) and so on. I can't remember where these files are located in the system.

How do I set the path to them?

03 May 2010, 15:08

Thanks! That did the trick. Are these files not supposed to be included in the default installation of the OS?

Leffmann · 03 May 2010, 15:38

No SDKs are part of the default installation of the AmigaOS, or any other OS I know of actually. The symbols you list there are for the DMA settings, and are probably part of an include file you wrote yourself once, but you can find the equivalent symbols in the hardware/dmabits.i include file.

03 May 2010, 13:01	#1
kristofferj Posts: n/a	Includes Ages ago I coded on my Amiga, and I know I am about to look into this wonderful world again. I've managed to setup a WinUAE environment with the Amiga Forever A1200 system and ASM-One. But, and please don't laugh, my source code won't compile because it can't find the exec/ files (for example exec_lib.i) and so on. I can't remember where these files are located in the system. How do I set the path to them?

03 May 2010, 15:08	#3
kristofferj Posts: n/a	Thanks! That did the trick. Are these files not supposed to be included in the default installation of the OS? Last edited by kristofferj; 03 May 2010 at 15:32.

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03 May 2010, 15:38	#4
Leffmann Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Sweden Posts: 2,269	No SDKs are part of the default installation of the AmigaOS, or any other OS I know of actually. The symbols you list there are for the DMA settings, and are probably part of an include file you wrote yourself once, but you can find the equivalent symbols in the hardware/dmabits.i include file.

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