Mini vMac Compile-Time Errors

[macgeek417]

OK... I have successfully compiled every varriation of Mini vMac, plus hacked the source code to create a "Mini vMac '128Ke'" on *cough, cough* Windows, but when I went to do the same on Mac OS X and Xubuntu I got compile time errors on both. (I used the latest development snapshot) I tried to compile it on OS X with both GNU Make and Xcode, on two differant machines. Is it just me, or has anyone else had this problem?

Remember, I used the latest development snapshot. You can get it at:

http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/minivmac/minivmac090402.src.zip

Thanks!

 

[Mac128]

I haven't gotten around to compiling any of the latest builds, but using OS 10.4.x, I had no trouble compiling v.2.8.2 using XCode v.2.2.1.

If you followed the instructions per Mini vMac, you should submit a bug report to Paul Pratt. What OS & App. versions were you using?

Out of curiosity, exactly what kind of source hack did you do to make a 128Ke? A 128Ke would simply be a 128K ROM with only 128K RAM, which I thought was simply a variable to insert prior to compile. Are you saying that you are not normally offered that compile option? Seems like I did this back when I tried to compile a 256K Mac (which is also a custom build option, but the ROM will only address 128K of it).

 

[macgeek417]

As mentioned, I used the latest development snapshot. except the PB100 version, all versions would compile w/ Dev C++ on Vista

It wont compile on 10.3.9/Xcode 1.0 using -e xcd -ev 1000, or 10.3.9 and GNU make.

 

[Mac128]

As mentioned, I used the latest development snapshot. except the PB100 version, all versions would compile w/ Dev C++ on Vista. It wont compile on 10.3.9/Xcode 1.0 using -e xcd -ev 1000, or 10.3.9 and GNU make.

I think you answered your own question. You are trying to use the latest development snapshot on on the first version of X-Code and hardly the latest version of OS X, in fact by 10.6 standards it is practically antiquated. Of course it works with Vista (though I'm surprised anything works with VIsta). If you followed my post, I had no problems using older builds with older systems. You can always submit a bug report to Paul Pratt, but he is likely not going to care considering what you are trying to do. You need to use older builds, or upgrade to Leopard. Also, I don't think the PB 100 is an actual build, but code only in case anyone wants to see it and run with it.