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Posted By
SVS
on 2003-05-06
 |  Anybody could compile it, pleeeze?
(... multitasking,... icons...) 
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Posted By
SVS
on 2003-04-12
| Any news about compiling? (Attila... :)
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Posted By
Gaia
on 2003-04-05
| Source
The source is one for all platforms, there's a separate Makefile for the plus/4 port. I really have to find the time now to install Linux and compile it... Or someone else 
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Posted By
Bionic
on 2003-04-05
| wer
Has anybody found the sourcecs for the Plus/4 port yet? It does not seem to be on the CVS Server.
Since the Plus/4 does already have a build-in 6551 UART, it should be easy to connect it to a PC via SLIP. There is no need for an ethernet interface.
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Posted By
Csabo
on 2003-03-17
| Compile it!
Well, I hope you can do it soon... I just now finally had time to look into this thing and it's very promising. I'd be really interested to see this running on a plus/4. BTW, the makefile contains a target called 'plus4-rs232', but it's missing. They only have a 'plus4' target.
I wonder if that Ethernet card thing would work for the plussy as well...
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Posted By
Gaia
on 2003-03-17
| Unfortunately, not
Sorry, been busy with other things on the weekend. Next time
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Posted By
SVS
on 2003-03-17
| --> Attila:
>> I'll fire up my Linux machine at home in the weekend, and see if I can compile it.
Have you had time to do it?
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Posted By
SVS
on 2003-03-13
| General infos speak about: Multitastking, Desktop utilities,
icons, screen-savers, etc.
Hope they are not jokes... Does this interest?
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Posted By
JamesC
on 2003-03-13
| Atilla -->
I have no idea what use it would have either.
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Posted By
Gaia
on 2003-03-13
| Indeed...
I've downloaded the source and checked: it's using CC65 as compiler (www.cc65.org). Parsing thru the makefiles I realised there IS an option to compile it for the plus/4. Unfortunately the build process is quite complex and the Makefile-s are made for Linux/Unix. They're not that straightforward to port to Win32.
I'll fire up my Linux machine at home in the weekend, and see if I can compile it.
BTW: what features does it offer when no networking is supported?? What's the use of it then?
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Posted By
Gaia
on 2003-03-13
| The plus/4 version
It's written in C and some of the compilers supports the plus/4 as target platform. All you have to do is to grab a C compiler for the 6502 (it's called CC65 or something similar) and the source code, comile it, and off you go with the "executable"
I might have a look at it in the weekend if I find the time and post it somewhere on the net.
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Posted By
JamesC
on 2003-03-13
| Contiki Plus/4
This program is in machine language (SYS startup) for C64. The ports page claims that it runs on Plus/4 but the only Commodore version for download is the C64 version.
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Posted By
SVS
on 2003-03-12
| ...and it's still running on Plus4!!!
see: http://dunkels.com/adam/contiki/ports/
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