Can someone tell me how I can find where the MorphOS SDK is installed on a machine? (Specifically the "include" folder where I can install 3rd-party header files.)

Ideally there would be an assignment, like maybe SDK:include ? If not, what about an EnvArc variable?

"cd gg:" should allways work.

On default the SDK gets installed in a folder "Development" on your sys: partition.

The SDK when installed assigns SDK: to the install location. There's also a MorphOSSDK env variable containing the path.

You should install 3rd party includes in SDK:gg/usr/include (or simply GG:usr/include). It's all detailed in SDK's readme file, I suggest you read it.

@jacadcaps Quote:
That's perfect, thanks!

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I didn't want to have to download the whole SDK (again), just to see if it was documented or not!

@all
One more quick question:

Is LHA installed on MorphOS by default? (And available from the command path of course)

Yes, of lha is included of course and will be in the default path.

@ChrisH

LhA is installed but you should update it to the latest version (LhA 2.7.10) available from here: http://www.morphos-team.net/downloads.html

This update fixes the Y2011 problems.

[ Edited by Piru on 2011/2/21 23:40 ]