First of all, thank you for your interest about my work. :wink: any chance you'd consider breaking it into smaller logical parts I understand your point of view and I'll do my best to make smaller pull request instead of a huge one. Also, the GitHub repos for KOS and other related things are only mi...

Hello there, Finally, I did a pull request on GitHub to the KallistiOS project, after 10 days of intensive work. Changes are: Improvement of the compatibility on environments for the dc-chain script. I was mainly focused on MinGW/MSYS but finally I did a lot of test on various environments, and I wr...

Thank you very much for the submission procedure
I'll do that when I'll be ready.

Have a good day!

TL; DR I improved my changes on the KOS source I have, basically my modifications are on Makefiles. It would be great if any KOS maintainer give me write access to the official repo, or if you prefer I can fork the current revision, do my changes and somebody can check them before deciding somethin...

That said, the SF repo is the correct "primary" repository, but the official GitHub one is at least kept up to date every time I commit something. ;-) Oh, thanks for the explanation! I was thinking of the KOS GitHub repo under your name , and this one seems to be outdated. :) I didn't kno...

It's a known issue that it will do that if you try to run it twice. I think that you already fixed this bug in the KOS SourceForge repo . But if he's using the GitHub repo which is older, the bug will be there. In my freshly installed MinGW/MSYS toolchain, I've got this bug in the past but not this...

I think the GitHub repo is not up-to-date. I've recently built a complete toolchain under MinGW/MSYS and almost all things were working, at least in the dc-chain Makefile. Maybe you could try to use the SourceForge repo maybe?

Hello there, Long time no see. I’m currently working on a project that I started around 2015 (yeah I know) which is making a fully working Dreamcast environment based on the original MinGW/MSYS env (the old one, doing so for compatibility, essentially for Windows XP support). And guess what? I final...

Thank you very much for your answer BlueCrab!

Hi there! I'm currently trying to update my toolchain and I have a small question about the Makefile of dc-chain. What's the purpose of these instructions? fixup-sh4-newlib: ... ln -nsf $(kos_base)/include/kos $(newlib_inc) ln -nsf $(kos_base)/kernel/arch/dreamcast/include/arch $(newlib_inc) ln -nsf...

PH3NOM, thank you very much for your hard work on our beloved Dreamcast.
I was crushed when I saw the failure, I backed a lot and the result is really sad.

You'll always be welcome here!

Cheers,
Mike

WOW. Very impressive.
Sounds really good!

By the way, I own a DC Dev Kit, so if you need to test or debug something specific, be my guest.

Well done!

Dormoxx wrote: Though, I do get a flash of a blue screen with what looks like hex or decimal codes, then it flashes back to the dcload screen. Once I send it over the network again, it's fine.

Seems that your elf program is crashing

Same here: http://www.allmyfaves.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/Shut-Up-And-Take-My-Money-is-an-online-store-that-compiles-the-best-in-the-internets-strange-geeky-items..jpg Sounds really great PH3NOM. Your 3D engine is already impressive, and to see a nice, brand new FPS (I love these games) w...

PH3NOM, this is really impressive. Keep up the great work!

PH3NOM, keep up the good work!

Hello to all, With the latest dc-chain Makefile available on the KOS repository, the build fails when trying to execute the 'fixup-sh4-newlib' target: +++ Fixing up sh4 newlib includes... cp /dcdev/kos/utils/dc-chain/../../include/pthread.h /opt/toolchains/dc/sh-elf/sh-elf/include cp /dcdev/kos/util...

Thanks for all your answers BlueCrab. ;) I'll try to disable all the compiler optimizations in order to see if the weird execution thread path occurs. For the GDB 'bug', OK, I think i'll make a little workaround then. I just saw that when I kill the GDB executable at the end of the execution, it's O...

Thanks BlueCrab. I saw there's a patch for GCC 4.8.2, that's why is used that version. Does that means the use of that patch isn't recommended at all for that version? If yes I guess I'm good to recompile my toolchain in 4.7.3 :) PS: Btw, what's the procedure to submit to the KOS repo? Since I made ...

Hello, As I said in another thread , I successfully compiled a new KOS 2.0 toolchain based on GCC 4.8.2 under MinGW environment. My questions are about GDB. I'm using the latest GDB available which is the 7.9 at this time. I created a sample program gdb_sample.c where I'm calling the gdb_init() func...