How install VBCC to make classic amiga programs? and i mean for 68k i dont need powerpc support.(i dont have it expect in my Pegasos 2).

Just install it? IIRC it came with an installer.

i thinked then should be done thisway i install vbcc then target files for m68k amigaos but result
is it dont found assign for include. when i made assign what tells where they are its still dont found them. Even when in installing installer new quits. i used files form Aminet. Other place installed at least nicer. still dont found include files.

Get the AmigaOS dev files from http://www.haage-partner.de/download/AmigaOS/NDK39.lha

Get VBCC from http://sun.hasenbraten.de/vbcc/
You need one binary archive and one or more target archives.

First unpack the NDK to your Work partition. Then install the vbcc binary and finally the vbcc 68k target. When asked for the include directory select Work:NDK_3.9/include/include_h.

Do not select novice mode when asked for your skills.

Thomas: i going try this.
ps. now i try get cdrw work i want move my coding projects form classic amiga to pegasos 2 or even mac...

It dont work and even stdio.h is not found!. i tested installation using good old example helloworld.
error what i get is:
error 248 in line 1 of "d:Codes/hello.c": file 'stdio.h' not found

similar problem even with classic amiga. i tested both ways giving include_h folder for place and another way i tested giving only folder where include_h is. i really want code. Offtopic: i even have problem with hisoft c++ i cannot get any understandable results with ansi c style command line parameters.(offtopic becouse is realted amiga program which currently run in amigaos)

VBCC seems to rely on a pre-existing assign to include:

If you're using a 68k specific set of include files then you'll have to figure out where the assign to include: should point to.

I once tried to document my own solution to a similar problem...

http://library.morph.zone/An_Introduction_to_MorphOS_PPC_Assembly#MorphOS_SDK.2C_Objdump.2C_ELFs_.26_Sections

Quote:

You can also use MorphOS SDK to build 68k executables but it might need too much knowledge about internals.

I have vbcc installed recently.

IIRC I installed

vbcc_bin_morphos.lha
vbcc_target_m68k-amiga.lha
vbcc_target_ppc-morphos.lha
vbcc_PosixLib.lha

Then copy the AmigaOS-3 and MorphOS include-files to vbcc/sdk ..


[ Edited by Tom01 13.12.2014 - 04:04 ]