"The problem that I have with your posts is that we've all suggested very similar things throughout this entire thread. We've all suggested mastering C before you attempt anything Dreamcast related & we've even gone so far as too suggest exact resources to help you out there... You've seem...

In response To "the Crabby Overlord"'s comment: "So, as I said in there, if you refuse to learn C to any reasonable extent (and as I've already said, you need to know way more than "Hello world" to do anything useful), then your only choice is either doing stuff on a PC or u...

I've already taken courses. I've taken and aced COSC 1 and COSC 2. All the things you've listed are old news to me. Could you tell me how top set up a vote counter on this forum, please? I want top set up a vote counter for this question: what system that I own besides the Sega Dreamcast should I de...

................................................. ........................................... .................................... ............................ ................. ..... I think a Dreamcast is really no a system that novices too console development (like me) should start console develo...

So then would you give me a corrected version of my steps then? I'm only here to learn.

So your recommendations for me are to

A. Master the book "The C Programming Language" by Brian Kernighan and Dennis Ritchie.
B. Learn KallistiOS.

Is there a book or series of online tutorials or videos to accomplish B? Or will I even need them?

Isn't there a version online? Everything is online so it should be too.

And how do I apply this gained knowledge through learning C in the course to my programming of my DC game?

Well, I BASICALLY know how to program in C, however my games where written in Visual Basic instead of C.It was a starter language, and 13 years ago, I considered myself a starter. C is a little less basic, but it's mostly that the syntax is a tiny bit more complicated in the respect that all command...

I really want to (re-)program my game for the Dreamcast. I have the following: 1. A Dreamcast. (I can look up any information that you want on it.) 2. A Dreamcast controller. 3. A DC controller adapter. 4. A Dreamcast keyboard. 5. An .exe of the game I want to rewrite for DC. (My attachment) 6. A De...

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I'm sorry, I don't understand. How am I already reading it

I'm lost, could anyone help me? I've never seen this before. It happens when I try unzipping nullDC_104_r136.7v. I've NEVER seen this before.

Am I supposed to be following a certain guide? Is there a guide online? I thought I would just teach myself.

Could you please post a link to the guide?

At "C:\Cygwin\usr\local\dc\kos\", I have this... I take it I'm supposed to open the kos-2.0.0-src.tar. If I'm correct, what should I do with the contents?

Correct. Heh-heh. It's on my computer! It was because it was in an Opera window so I mindlessly thought it was an Internet window. Thanks AGAIN for your patience! I really need to stop being so thoughtless.

Could you post that link to the website in this picture?

It's probably asking me to install dc-chain-kos-2.0.zip...
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Alright, now that I'm no longer wearing my stupid pants, let me try again. Thanks for your patience!

Can you help me with this?

I just found out that loading another O.S. on my Toshiba isn't happening. So, l'm stuck with Windows 10.

Ummmmmm.... Ha-ha. I'm only finding half of it's power supply. I think I'm going to develop games for the Dreamcast on the laptop that I'm currently using. It has a 64 bit Windows 10. My laptop O.S. list goes - Dell with Windows 10 which I'm currently using. - Toshiba with Windows version 6.3 (but a...