30 Nov 14 11:38, you wrote to me:
ac>> At first glance I don't see any Amiga-specific code in there
ac>> though.
BF> I have this in osamiga.h:
Ah I remember now. The osxxx.h/osxxx.c stuff became unmaintainable and was all
merged into two files - os.h & os.c - but the Amiga code got left out because I
had no way to build/test it.
Earlier this evening I had a bit of a play with the UAE Amiga emulator and had
a crash course in how to use AmigaShell. I've only used a real Amiga a couple
of times 20+ years ago.
I managed to get Aztec C running in the emulator but couldn't find anywhere to
download SASC let alone install it.
Anyway, this section needs to be put into os.h:
BF> #include <sys/types.h>
BF> #include <stdlib.h>
BF> #include <sys/dir.h>
BF> #define STR_DIRSEPARATOR "/"
BF> #define UNREFERENCED(x) x=x;
BF> #define MYMAXFILE 64
BF> #define MYMAXDIR 1024
BF> #define MYMAXPATH 1088
BF> #define MYMAXEXT 12
BF> #define MYMAXDRIVE 3
BF> #define filecmp strcmp
BF> #define strcasecmp stricmp
BF> #define filenodir(x) (strchr(x,'/') == NULL)
And the contents of the osami*.c files appended to os.c:
BF> /* Needed definitions */
BF> #define OSFND "osamifnd.c"
BF> #define OSFUL "osamiful.c"
BF> /* Overrides over defaults */
BF> #undef OSDSL
BF> #define OSDSL "osamidsl.c"
BF> #undef OSRMS
BF> #define OSRMS "osamirms.c"
... with the correct #ifdef compiler/platform guards.
I don't know what SASC uses as a compiler #define. __SASC__ maybe?
You'll also need to #define CC_NAME and OS_NAME in the right places.
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