porting to os4?

@spotUP

LOL

Here I was thinking good man that spotUP he'll have that mess sorted out in regards to Circlemud shops not working or whatnot by now and I can focus on just the small cut and paste etc etc etc... ;)

I DO plan to get into C this time around, but it'll be up against my desire to get back into my 3D modelling (Imagine) but YES... I will look you up at some stage so or just send you the output from gcc etc etc when the time comes and I get stuck :p

btw, what library worked best, newlib or clib? and use any other dependencies outside the standard SDK?

thanks spotUP

do you still maintain your Compiling4Dummies txt?

@jahc

Are you saying only US in New Zealand have this prized rendition?

You're a good man jahc! ;) *hint* LOL

When I get home tonight it'll be fix the UMDA and then install the SDK *spin*

@Slayer

i don't remember. it was so long ago. i'd have to start from scratch with circlemud.

yes, i have been secretly working on my porting for dummies for the last year or so. i have extended it a lot. but it's too focused on a certain unreleased sdk to release atm.

i will release it when the time is right.
i could send you an updated version in private though.

@spotUP

I'll get the SDK installed sometime this week and check it's all going to work on the SAM... doing some reading and look through your guide etc...

Get back into compiling and also start my C programming lessons again... I shouldn't have stopped last time...

check your PM spotUP much appreciated!

@Slayer

Yes, but I want to know the potential legal issues with :

1) Making/ updating the autodocs in a parser friendly format eg XML.

2) Converting RKRM into PDF

3) Rewrite/ update of RKRM or SDK with examples for other languages - a source code repository of code that compile !

@angelheart

I can't answer that but only speculate; some things are 'protected' from modification, distribution etc etc etc unless permission has been given or a set criteria has been followed.

You'll have to wait till someone with knowledge can enlighten us, it's probably written somewhere in the SDK files.