Ok. I manage to compile sh and arm compiler. At least it seems they were compiled well. The problem is with KOS. I got The newest kos from svn and after configuring the environ and typing make i got this: Makefile:38: atención: se imponen comandos para el objetivo `clean' /home/dospro/DC/kos/Make...

I've got some doubts. I used the script mentioned in other post. It works beautyfully. I've got kos too. But, apart form the script i also downloaded the gplusplus source and uncompress the same way as the compiler is decompressed. It didin't say anything, it just did it. I really didn't know if the...

In case anyone needs it. sourceforge has changed the KOS svn url. Here are the new ones:

svn co https://cadcdev.svn.sourceforge.net/svn ... dcdev/kos/
svn co https://cadcdev.svn.sourceforge.net/svn ... kos-ports/

Tested.

No, actually i just need to setup the compiler for Dreamcast.

So if I want C++ i need to apply the patches that comes in the dc-toolgcain package...
Well, let's look for that post where it explains how to build everything.

And, do I need to apply any patch to the source, or will it work the way it is?

does anyone know if the newest version of the compiler(i can't write it's name) works with Dreamcast?

Can i build my compiler using the newest source which i think is 4.xxx?

a vague question...in order to make a double dragon clone, I have this book: http://www.geekpedia.com/pics/archive/cpp_pp_cover.gif I wonder after this entire book, which is big sheesh, will I be able to have the understanding of making a game like that well. This depends on you. I mean, not becuas...

well. Actually a LAN adapter is almost the same as the BBA.
Let me tell you that a coder's cable transfer at the speed of a dial-up modem, and the LAN/BBA adapter like 300 times faster, so you decide which one is better.

It is supposed that there is a thread in this forum with everything you need to configure dev-cpp.
Anyway, i'd rather recommend code::blocks, its far much better. And is not that hard to configure. also, there are instructions in this forum for configuring code::blocks.

can someone fix the links to the C++ compiler ocnfiguration file please?
It doesn't work anymore.

well in fact those stupid employers will ask if you know .net, not if you know c++ and can adapt to a new set of libraries. So it depends if you want to put this in your resume. But learning the base will make life easy. I'd rather learn C++ and then just learn the extras. The .net plataform is not...

I dont know, i'd prefer to buy a book of advanced C++ programming or something like that, not an IDE/Compiler specific book.

My opinion....

Well. i think you dont need a new book. I mean, there is a lot of docs about VC.net in its own package.
If you already have one, i dont think you need a new one.

Well, for SDL, if you compiled kos ports, you shouldnt have any problem.

Also, the best tutorials are in KOS itself. Look at KOS code, it is "well" documented and is not that hard to understand.

Depends no how much you would pay.

Well. is there an alternative to fopen?

Well, still a stranger thing.
/cd/file doesnt work either.
It doesnt even read the cd inserted.

hell..
why is this??

The file i tried to open is in the home directory, so it is suppose it is not protected.
i tried somethin likes this:

file=fopen("/pc/home/dospro/file", "rb");

And this doesnt open the file, even though the file is there.

What else can ia do?

Ok, i figured something weird.
/pc/ redirects me to the root (/).
What doesn't work is fopen.
Why isn't printf neither fopen working??
This is a KOS problem, isnt it? Supposdly KOs controls the standar lib.
Whats wrong?
Was my compilation that bad?

Problems with the /pc/ thing. I am using kubuntu linux. I compiled all the dc toolchain and tools(sh, arm, kos, dc-tool-ip). the problem is that i dont know where does /pc/ directs the program to. supposdly it is to /(root). but it is not working like that. How can i know where is /pc/ taking me? PD...