OSDK 1.20

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ibisum
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Re: OSDK 1.20

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As always, much affection to you for making a new OSDK release... added to my "next oric session TODO" file ..

EDIT: I feel the need to mention that OSDK runs great on WINE and has for many years.
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Re: OSDK 1.20

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ibisum wrote: Tue Jan 17, 2023 8:01 pm As always, much affection to you for making a new OSDK release... added to my "next oric session TODO" file ..

EDIT: I feel the need to mention that OSDK runs great on WINE and has for many years.
There is no doubt about that. I just like to have "native" Linux solutions. Besides do I keep the windows binaries, just in case... :!:
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Re: OSDK 1.20

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I don't know if it worths mentionning but .. just in case it makes sense

At lines #204 and #282 of

https://osdn.net/projects/oricsdk/scm/s ... n/make.bat

Shouldn't

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-DOSDKNAME_%OSDKNAME%
rather be:

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-DOSDKNAME=%OSDKNAME%
?
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Re: OSDK 1.20

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Probably <- Actually not

EDIT: After checking, the change was in may 2015, and is correct, basically it just defined a symbol to be checked with #ifdef like in the Oric Tech intro:

#ifdef OSDKNAME_intro

There was a reason for doing that way, not quite sure why, possibly it worked with the Compiler but not with the Assembler, this particular variant works both with XA and LCC
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