Title: | AMIGA NOTES |
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Moderator: | HYDRA::MOORE |
Created: | Sat Apr 26 1986 |
Last Modified: | Wed Feb 05 1992 |
Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
Number of topics: | 5378 |
Total number of notes: | 38326 |
I'm having trouble getting Modula-2 installed on my hard drive DH0. I copied all the files to the appripiate directories and made the assignmnts according to the manual. Modual-2 will boot, and the compiler loads. It will not compile the hello.mod demo program provided with the software once installed on my hard drive. It works fine if I boot it via the floppy boot disk. I can compile the hello.mod program and run it ok. Only, since the boot floppy is so full, I can't get the findimages form the iff disk to copy on the boot floppy. I need this file here to compile another demo program GWARS. So I said no problem, I'll just copy the boot disk and make the proper assignments as per the manual and shazam! Instead after I get the boot disk copied to the hard drive this is what I see. I type M2 from the CLI. M2 comes up and the compiler gets loaded. I get a message that amigados.obm file not found. There are some files that get copied to the ram disk and this is one of them. You get bookoo compile errors if everything does not come up correctly. I look at the directory of the hard disk and the boot floppy disk, there is no such file Amigados.obm. However if I boot the bootable floppy disk, and then perform a directory search there is a file called amigados.sbm, and the missing amigados.obm. There are also numerous other files that don't show up until the boot disk has been booted with the extension of .OBM. What gives here? What do I have to do to get this thing set up right on my hard drive. I believe I have the following assignments. first the manual tells you to copy files to appropiate directories. Then the suggested assignments. assign m2: dh0:m2 assign t: ram:t stack 15000 ismem512 if warn copy dh0:amigadis.obm ram: (Something like this) etc .sbm etc.obm MAG
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4853.1 | ADOVS9::MCGHIE | Thank Heaven for small Murphys ! | Tue Jun 25 1991 22:42 | 4 | |
I'll have a look tonight and post something tomorrow. I've got Benchmark installed on my 590. Mike | |||||
4853.2 | Ok, I'll watch | ANGLIN::GAINES | Wed Jun 26 1991 11:58 | 2 | |
Thanks Mike, Ill look for your reply tonight. MAG | |||||
4853.3 | ADOVS9::MCGHIE | Thank Heaven for small Murphys ! | Wed Jun 26 1991 22:00 | 24 | |
Hi, what I have is the following :- assign modula2: bigdisk:modula2/ assign m2_libs: bigdisk:modula2/libs/ makedir ram:m2l m2libs:qload m2libs:m2lib ram:m2l/ m2libs:qload m2libs:msimp ram:m2l/ assign m2l: ram:m2l By way of explantion :- bigdisk is one on the partitions on the 590. As I recall the modula-2 compiler is looking for the various library files in the m2l location, hence the final m2l assignment. The loading of the files into RAM: is as per the suggestions in the modula2 documentation. I supose you could compile directly from the hard drive assuming you have all of the library files unpacked and the resultant files in a directory pointed to via the m2l assingment. Happy compiling. Mike | |||||
4853.4 | libs on hard disk is ok, any M2 news?? | HPSRAD::BOAEN | Sun Oct 20 1991 00:53 | 9 | |
I have m2l: pointing to my hard disk, so yes, this works fine. assign m2l: m2libs:m2lib It's a hold-over from when I was running a basic 1-meg '2000, It doesn't seem to slow things down too much, so I never bothered to change it. Btw, has Benchmark M2 had any new versions? My impression is that it's been very solid and there haven't been any new releases in the last couple of years. Verell | |||||
4853.5 | LOSPED::MCGHIE | Thank Heaven for small Murphys ! | Mon Oct 21 1991 03:10 | 5 | |
The only info I have ever received from the Compiler people was a flyer for the Source Level Debugger. So I assume no new compilers etc. Mike | |||||
4853.6 | HOSANA::UTZ | Wed Nov 06 1991 10:05 | 3 | ||
Same here. I was wondering if they were doing a AmigaDOS 2.0 release? David |