Is there one?

This one?
http://amidevcpp.amiga-world.de/

You can install a cross-compiler on cygwin, I have installed MorphOS cross-compiler on Linux using this instructions for cygwin, so it should work for cygwin on Windows.

AmiDevCpp, which is based in cygwin, breaks your current cygwin installation. If you need cygwin in your system, this solution is a good alternative for Amidevcpp.

[ Edited by BalrogSoft 03.12.2013 - 15:35 ]

The guy I'm asking for claims that the MorphOS cross compiler is very outdated and doesn't support some c++ stuff he uses. Which is the reason his program is currently only supported för AOS 4 (that has a newer gcc compiler). Without a newer compiler for MorphOS, he can't support it.

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I'm not an expert with gcc, but this affirmation doesn't make sense, which kind of "c++ stuff" really needs? Because last version of AmigaOS SDK comes with GCC 4.2.4, and with the instructions I have posted before, you can compile with gcc 4.4.5.

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I used CodeBlock as crosscompiler for Morphos/Aros on Windows (with crosscompiler from AmiDevCpp and it works too)

AFAIK the only MorphOS compiler included with AmiDevC++ is GCC 2.95. His best bet is following Kas1e's instructions, and build the compiler himself.

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Ideas?

I made a new port of OpeanAL because of this, I'll upload it to my website including the source.

edit: http://bszili.morphos.me/ports/openal-mos.lha
It's based on the AROS port, which is in turn based on the AmigaOS4. I think I fixed the wave writer in this one, but don't quote me on that.

[ Edited by BSzili 05.12.2013 - 15:58 ]

The programmer wants to thank BSzili for the program and says that his program has finally been able to compile for MorphOS

Yay! Is there any public info on what this program will be?

@BSzili

Not yet. But when/if this program works as it should it will get an official release. I'll just add that it was originally being made for AmigaOS 4 (plus some mainstream systems) and now it might get an MorphOS release as well

Yasu wrote:
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Another OS4 developer making commercial software from GPL code?

I never saw that one coming! ;)

[ Edited by Intuition 05.12.2013 - 17:43 ]

SDL never was GPL.
SDL 1 uses the LGPL.
SDL 2 uses the zlib license.

@BalrogSoft and @BSzili

Many thanks for your help! Compiles, links and crashs like a charm now :)

@Intuition
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? I don't get your point.
Didn't I make clear that I don't want to use SDL? And that if I had to I'd skip MorphOS-versions?
Anyway, even if I had to use it, that would still be okay if I'd link dynamically.

Cheers,
Daniel

Humm... OpenAL was ported to MorphOS 10 years ago. Likely OS4 port is based on this one and MorphOS port has not been maintained for ages. Good to have it back.

And by the way there is no static SDL for MorphOS. It is always shared. When you link against libSDL.a it just includes routines to open and close SDL libraries automagically and auto generated stubs. Maybe old OpenAL port had relation to SDL, I don't know. but whenever you link against libSDL.a in MorphOS you are always using shared library.

Just to let you know :)

@Henes & Daytona675x

I know, I was being sarcastic, couldn't resist the urge.

> Is there any public info on what this program will be?

http://amigaworld.net/modules/news/article.php?storyid=6919#91620
http://amigaworld.net/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=38376&forum=16#721546
http://amigaworld.net/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=38078&forum=32&start=40#721636

> it was originally being made for AmigaOS 4 (plus some mainstream systems)

Yes, the Amiga could indeed be considered a mainstream system in 1989 ;-)

Andreas_Wolf,
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In this case, actually no

[ Edited by Yasu 05.12.2013 - 21:22 ]

>>> Is there any public info on what this program will be?

>> http://amigaworld.net/modules/news/article.php?storyid=6919#91620
>> http://amigaworld.net/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=38376&forum=16#721546
>> http://amigaworld.net/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=38078&forum=32&start=40#721636

> In this case, actually no :-D

You mean it won't be the program that is discussed in those threads?

@Andreas_Wolf

I haven't read the threads that well but if you are referring to Battle Squadron then no. But I have asked him to consider it if this port works. Let's hope for a yet

> if you are referring to Battle Squadron

Yes, the threads I linked to are about the OS4 version of Battle Squadron.

> then no.

Oh, pity. I thought the program in question must be Battle Squadron because the latter "is currently only supported for AOS 4" (at least as far as NG Amiga-like OS go), "was originally being made for AmigaOS 4 (plus some mainstream systems)" (meaning iOS, Android, MacOSX and Windows), is about "selling (closed source) stuff" and has been developed/ported by Daniel "Daytona675x" Müßener.
Well, sorry for assuming wrongly. Must be something unreleased then. At least we know it's a game:

http://amigaworld.net/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=38263&forum=15#719078

:-)

@Andreas_Wolf

Well, it's not that game (good programmers shouldn't limit themselves!) but since it's the same programmer it would mean that if he gets one working there is little reason not to get the other working either. Right?

> since it's the same programmer it would mean that if he gets one working there is
> little reason not to get the other working either. Right? ;-)

So it's this one then? Never mind, I think I'll stop my shooting in the dark now ;-)