On Saturday 14 July 2007 10:01, Oliver Schmidt wrote: > The file PORTING contains in the section 'apple2' this statement: > '[PORT COMPILES, BUT IS COMPLETELY UNTESTED !!!]' > > But I get this with a recent cc65 snapshot: > $ make apple2 > apple2 ... > apple2/apple2.h(10): Error: Macro redefinition is not identical [...] that program is very old, i won't expect it to compile or work with the current cc65 (even stable one) for any target :=P > Generally I would have thought that the cc65 conio layer would allow > to create something like a tetris game without any target specific > code. But your tar file contains quite some assembler code and lots of > target specific stuff - and at least parts of them already come with > cc65 ?!? there is no target specific code except a couple of defines to configure screen dimension and the likes. if there is additional code, it wasnt available in cc65 at the time i made that thing :) > Beside that the project seems to be in a - let's a say little > inconsistent - state. I.e. this section in makefile doesn't make much > sense to me: > > CC65_INCLUDE=/usr/lib/cc65/include > export CC65_INC hehe yes, maybe, i'll clean that up ofcourse > Beside that I don't think that absolute paths in makefiles are such a > good idea... true, no idea why it's in there =P > So answering your original question: I'd like to see a tetris clone as > cc65 sample. But it should emphasis the cc65 benefit of being able to > write target independent code. If you provide that in a consistent > state I'm happy to test the apple2 target (and provide info on disk > image creation/emulator usage). -- http://www.hitmen-console.org http://www.gc-linux.org/docs/yagcd.html http://www.pokefinder.org http://ftp.pokefinder.org Of course, what I really want is total world domination. <Linus Torvalds> ---------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list send mail to majordomo@musoftware.de with the string "unsubscribe cc65" in the body(!) of the mail.Received on Sat Jul 14 13:22:17 2007
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