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Porting tutorial to MorphOS?
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| Phantom |
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Order of the Butterfly

Joined: 2004/9/7
Posts: 365 From: Chania, Greece
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Well, I think that we have discussed this again a long time ago... never mind!
I see a lot of people porting games or utilities to MorphOS from other platforms and I asked myself why not me?
But I don't know how to start, what tools I need to port some source to MorphOS to make it executable, what knowledge of a programming language.
I think it's not only me that wants to know how to port games and tools to MorphOS, and more people porting the better for our platform.
I will really appreciate if somebody writes a step-by-step tutorial how to port to MorphOS.
-- Amiga CD32, Amiga CDTV, A1200 AmigaOS 3.1, A4000 AmigaOS 3.9, SAM440ep AmigaOS 4.1, PegasosII G4 MorphOS 2.1
"We don't sell computers, we sell dreams" - David Pleasance |
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| »2006/2/15 18:03 |
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| Jupp3 |
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Priest of the Order of the Butterfly

Joined: 2003/2/24
Posts: 864 From: Helsinki, Finland
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As you don't (seem to) have much earlier experiences in porting, wouldn't you be a perfect choice for writing such a tutorial? 
What you need:
MOS SDK (from http://developer.morphosppc.com/) Tinygl SDK PowerSDL SDK
Those should help in the beginning...
Also, it might be a good idea to try compiling some simple example programs first. |
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| »2006/2/16 10:14 |
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| MarK |
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Priest of the Order of the Butterfly

Joined: 2004/1/25
Posts: 514 From: Prague, The Czech Republic
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also a small portion of programming knowledge would be helpful  |
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| »2006/2/16 19:55 |
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Order of the Butterfly

Joined: 2005/10/13
Posts: 204 From: PACA, France
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I must say that I agree with Phantom. I have some programming knowledge (very general, I've wrote several scientific programs, but never on MOS - I've only wrote one app in MOS so far).
I would very much like to help MOS by porting some apps (at least some games and small tools), but I don't know how to start. A tutorial, or even a few "guidelines" would be greatly appreciated.
-- My web site |
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| »2006/2/17 13:55 |
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Order of the Butterfly

Joined: 2003/6/29
Posts: 341 From:
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Get the Amiga Dev-CD. The ROM Kernel Reference Manuals and Autodocs are on it. The MOS specific Autodocs are in the MOS-SDK. Look at some Unix Documentation like www.unix.org and off you go.
-- Pegasos PPC |
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| »2006/2/17 14:26 |
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| Corto |
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Cocoon

Joined: 2003/5/13
Posts: 48 From:
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Phantom :
The given answers represent excellent advices : To port programs you need a general knowledge in programming and you could start with simple SDL examples.
If you want to port programs from UNIX you also have to understand some UNIX specificities.
Last, I wrote a document that could be useful for you to learn some things about the differences between the several Amiga systems, explaining how to write portable code : http://main.aminet.net/dev/cross/PortableCode.lha |
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| »2006/2/18 19:22 |
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| Nitro |
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Butterfly

Joined: 2003/8/24
Posts: 90 From: Feltwell, UK
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| »2006/2/19 11:47 |
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| Phantom |
Re: Porting tutorial to MorphOS? |
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Order of the Butterfly

Joined: 2004/9/7
Posts: 365 From: Chania, Greece
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Thanks a lot mates 
-- Amiga CD32, Amiga CDTV, A1200 AmigaOS 3.1, A4000 AmigaOS 3.9, SAM440ep AmigaOS 4.1, PegasosII G4 MorphOS 2.1
"We don't sell computers, we sell dreams" - David Pleasance |
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| »2006/2/19 13:34 |
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