#AMIGA INCLUDES
21 messages in this thread
Could someone tell me where do I get a hold of Amiga Include files ? Thanks in
advance,
Chris
You can order the Amiga Native Developer's Kit from Commodore, 1200 Wilson
Drive,West Chester, PA. 19380, hone 215-431-9100. I believe it costs $20,
but that could have changed since I last looked at a price list.
—Betty
Thanks, I'll try to do that.
Chris
I tried to call the Commodore, and I have probably spend more money on
the phone than the $20 you suggested. I got 2 more numbers after I
called them and its just crazy. I thought Atari phone system was the
worst, but this is close. Calling from Illinois isn't that cheap,
especialy for my budget. Anyway, how is the registration for DICE C?
Chris
You will find DICE C in the C Programming section of AmigaTech.
Instructions for registering are in the docs included in the archive.
—Betty
Chris,
as I recall, it is about $50.00. Well worth in my opinion, but look at
the archive here before you make a decision.
"You do trust me, don't you? Of course you do."
— "To Play the King" (BBC)
Thanks, I'll check it out. $50 isn't cheap for the includes, but if
the compiler is nice, well, I might as well try a little C.
Hmm, i'm sur you could get the includes with somthing like GNU C – free of
charge ?
"Long ago, for many years"
"White men came in the name of GOD" – Enigma
I don't know if you can call downloading GNU C using 2400 modem free of
charge… 🙂
Chris
>>I don't know if you can call downloading GNU C using 2400 modem free of
>>charge… 🙂
He he, forgot – hmm does anybody know if I am allowed to send Chris the
Includes by Snail mail ? wouldn't want to transgress Commodore but i also
don't want Chris to waste any money just for the includes (whos that for
charitable <g>)
"Son she said, have i got a little story for you"
"What you thought was your Daddy, was nothing but"
Robert,
it's a violation of their license, but I've done it in at least one
case, but I suppose I can plead that I sent the ones I got from one of my
magazines <g>.
"You do trust me, don't you? Of course you do."
— "To Play the King" (BBC)
Hmm i had another look at the includes and they definately state NO
distributing…
"hey God, i really don't know what you mean"
"seems like salvation comes only in our dreams" – NIN
Robert,
yeah, that was my recollection. The one I sent came out of either
AmigaWorld Tech Journal or AC Tech, can't remember which. They got a
special dispensation from C= to distribute it.
"You do trust me, don't you? Of course you do."
— "To Play the King" (BBC)
You don't get the Amiga OS include files with GNU C, just some generic C
includes. The Amiga includes come with SAS and the registered version of
DICE but not the shareware one.
Didn't Amiga Format give away the includes with DEVPAC V2 about 2 years
ago ?
"hey God, i really don't know what you mean"
"seems like salvation comes only in our dreams" – NIN
I'm pretty sure they made a point of not including the includes. That was
probably one of the benefits you got if you used their cut price upgrade
offer. I've probably got that disc lurking somewhere in these boxes, if I
can find it and it has got the includes I'll get back to you.
Peter Wade
Autopiloting from London, England
Afraid i formatted that disk a LONG time ago… still i know for a fact
that there are a few PD cd's around which have the includes in – one of
the cd's i've come acroos apparently had a complete copy of some guys
LIBS: directory (Jolyon Raplh i believe) and there were about 100
Libraries in there.. wonder whether they were all PD ? <g>
"hey God, i really don't know what you mean"
"seems like salvation comes only in our dreams" – NIN
I would be quite surprised by this because of the restrictions that C=
places on the distribution of the includes.
I thought that Amiga Format gave the includes away last year with a copy
of DEVPAC V2 ?
Sort of screws up the include restrictions if that happens i would have
thought..
"hey God, i really don't know what you mean"
"seems like salvation comes only in our dreams" – NIN
You can also get them by getting the Fred Fish monthly CDs, or (if you're using
the shareware DICE) by registering DICE.
andy
become an amiga developer and Commodore will send 'em to you (latest ones) on
disk.