It is "change directory", but the explanation is of course correct :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by XpspX
@Elven: I suggest you check out some tutorial on how to use a UNIX shell (or even Windows command prompt) first.
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It is "change directory", but the explanation is of course correct :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by XpspX
@Elven: I suggest you check out some tutorial on how to use a UNIX shell (or even Windows command prompt) first.
BTW, this is now included in KOS, so no need for a seperate download :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by fackue
http://cadcdev.svn.sourceforge.net/v...tils/dc-chain/
Ah, that's right. I totally forgot about that.Quote:
Originally Posted by henzenmann
Could I do the samething using bloodshed with the DC add ons?
What do you mean add-ons? There's a tutorial on these boards somewhere (check the development forum) the walks you through configuring DevC++ with DC Dev ISO r2.
With the DC libs, their on this site.
Probably old.
If you can hold tight for a week or so, I'll be releasing a new Dev ISO which will only be around 100MB (150MB smaller than the previous release).
I'll put a tutorial for setting up your own toolchain on the CD.
heh no problem, hopefully the tutorial will be easy so we can increase development in the DC area.
If you wanna check out a test version of the ISO I mentioned, go here. It has the tutorial in it, but I think it's a rough draft - it's been a few weeks since I've looked at it.
Hmm, it turns out Dan checked in a broken version. I already sent a patch to the mailing list...Quote:
Originally Posted by fackue