Recent content by Omni

Hmm, fixed a year later. How clever. :) Shortly after that post however, I followed antime's instructions to create my own GCC cross-compiler (also on a thread in this forum), which did not have any problems.

The problems under Vista are related to the compiler itself that is included with SaturnOrbit; I do not know if the latest compiler from KPIT GNU Tools fixes this, but as of late December the problems still existed. The first poster was merely having troubles with the IDE.

Yes, I clean the object files every time. Do you also need to explicitly link libm.a? I assumed that was a math library earlier, but I could be wrong. I'm not sure what's wrong either, but I am satisfied enough that I was able to get the demo to compile with the -msdivsi3_libfunc flag. It's...

Some last notes: the -m flag seems to work, whether I link gcc, gcc-Os-4-200, or neither of them; it works with neither linked. I don't know why the -m flag didn't work at the start of my earlier post, but now it seems to always work. Maybe I made a typo in the makefile. However, I am...

I tried the -mdivsi3_libfunc=__sdivsi3 for my compiler flags, but I still can't get it to work. But the explanation about GCC platform helper functions was very helpful, thank you. I wonder why including the gcc-Os-4-200 didn't work? I mean, that part makes perfect sense to me...and I...

Does Yabause support command-line options in the Windows version? I didn't see any mention in the Readme.win's for 0.9.2 or 0.9.2, and the options in the linux documentation don't _seem_ to work.

I remember seeing a note about that library on google, and I have that library. However, doing as KPIT Support says and setting the linker libraries in the Saturn makefile as -lm -lc -lgcc -lgcc-Os-4-200 [followed by the SGL libraries] doesn't seem to help. Still gives the same error...

One thing I have noticed... I can compile nearly all of the SGL samples correctly. However, the demos BIPLANE and FLYING give me great troubles. I get an error about "undefined reference to __sdivsi3_i4i", which I believe has something to do with the math library (is this libm.a? I believe...

Is it known how the PAR 4in1 or 5in1 cartridges actually access their own flash backup memory? If so, would it be possible (hypothetically) for a Saturn programmer to include routines to do so in his/her own game? This would seem to allow use of the PAR cartridge (in homebrew Saturn games, at...

I was very happy to see that dropping in the compiler made using Antime's instructions for creating a cross-compiler remedied my problems.

Thanks for the guide. These worked very well under Cygwin...even it took several hours to compile everything. :) I don't think the new compiler suffers from the same problems as the GNUSH one, under Vista. However, I am unable to make a compiler to target sh-coff when making a compiler from...

SaturnOrbit's KPIT compilers don't work in Vista... When running BUILDELF or BUILDCOF, I receive the cc1: invalid option '2' For the "-m2" option. I described this earlier under my problems doing a manual standalone install of KPIT under Windows Vista. Does anyone have any insight into why...

I'm also having problems with SaturnOrbit. Doing a clean install of SaturnOrbit, then running "BUILDELF" or "BUILDCOF" batch files, returns the same cc1: invalid option '2' as when I installed KPIT tools myself. This happens whether I am running the console in Elevated mode with...

I hate to whine, but I am having some serious frustration problems using GNUSH under Windows Vista. After installing HEW, then the GNUSH toolkit, I cannot compile anything (I haven't tried Saturn examples or demos, I'm merely trying to compile the examples that come with GNUSH). I know my...

Spent the past few months getting comfortable with Linux on my new laptop. Is there any way to begin Saturn development with it? I do have the GNUSH compiler, and I have the tars of SGL and SBL, but I don't know if they're usable directly under *nix systems. I remember that Antime's site had...