Alright since I don't use Linux or Cygwin I decided I would try using DCFreeDev to poke around Dreamcast programming since it allows for you to test your binaries in Chankcast. First of all, all the examples it comes with compile great! But I get problems when I create a new Project. I get errors like:
kos.h: No such file or directory.
Whats that about? All the directories are preset in ok, the other projects compile fine. Is there any stupid mistakes I could have made because I haven't changed anything around. I don't know, I don't think setting up this developement enviroment should be a huge headache, I have Data Structures and Algorithms class to give me a headache. Which I have to go to now. Thanks for any help.
DCFreeDev 1.1.2 help
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I haven't used the new 1.1.2, only the older one.
If I remember right you have to either in dev-c++ go to tools then compiler options, then select the dreamcast compiler set, which I think should pull in the correct include directories.
Otherwise you have to manual set them under tools, directories, C includes and c++ includes and set the directories to something like
C:\Dev-Cpp\dcinclude
C:\Dev-Cpp\sh-elf\sh-elf\include
and for c++
C:\Dev-Cpp\sh-elf\include\g++-v3\backward
C:\Dev-Cpp\dcinclude
C:\Dev-Cpp\sh-elf\include\g++-v3
and also set the libraries
C:\Dev-Cpp\dclib
and the binaries
C:\Dev-Cpp\bin
C:\Dev-Cpp\sh-elf\bin
C:\Dev-Cpp\sh-elf
C:\Dev-Cpp\dc-tool
or you can manual set the directories under Project, Project Options, Directories, Include Directories. etc.
Good Luck
Troy
If I remember right you have to either in dev-c++ go to tools then compiler options, then select the dreamcast compiler set, which I think should pull in the correct include directories.
Otherwise you have to manual set them under tools, directories, C includes and c++ includes and set the directories to something like
C:\Dev-Cpp\dcinclude
C:\Dev-Cpp\sh-elf\sh-elf\include
and for c++
C:\Dev-Cpp\sh-elf\include\g++-v3\backward
C:\Dev-Cpp\dcinclude
C:\Dev-Cpp\sh-elf\include\g++-v3
and also set the libraries
C:\Dev-Cpp\dclib
and the binaries
C:\Dev-Cpp\bin
C:\Dev-Cpp\sh-elf\bin
C:\Dev-Cpp\sh-elf
C:\Dev-Cpp\dc-tool
or you can manual set the directories under Project, Project Options, Directories, Include Directories. etc.
Good Luck
Troy
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ok... i'm not understanding....
how come i'm getting about 15 errors messages saying things like:
"kos.h" is not included, or usleep is an undeclared function?
what do i have to do to make it compile correctly?
i'm running DFD 1.1.2 ....
and for the 8 rars, how am i supposed to run that?
found the answer and here's my rendition of the answer: http://www.dcemulation.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=61065
how come i'm getting about 15 errors messages saying things like:
"kos.h" is not included, or usleep is an undeclared function?
what do i have to do to make it compile correctly?
i'm running DFD 1.1.2 ....
and for the 8 rars, how am i supposed to run that?
found the answer and here's my rendition of the answer: http://www.dcemulation.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=61065