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Acorn Arcade forums: Games: Compiling Doom-it-yourself
 
  Compiling Doom-it-yourself
  cterran (15:50 15/12/2004)
  Phlamethrower (19:34 15/12/2004)
    cterran (20:48 15/12/2004)
      cterran (11:58 16/12/2004)
        cterran (13:37 17/12/2004)
          cterran (15:26 27/12/2004)
 
Chris Message #83852, posted by cterran at 15:50, 15/12/2004
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Ten years late, but I've just discovered Doom smile

I'm trying to compile it on an Iyonix, with little success. I have a working GCC, and I've read all the docs and the guide on this site, but I'm now totally confused.... I'm having problems (I think) with libraries, and I suspect I might need a program called "as" (which is a right b****r to search for unhappy ).

Anyone have any advice or tips? Has anyone else managed to compile it OK?

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Jeffrey Lee Message #83853, posted by Phlamethrower at 19:34, 15/12/2004, in reply to message #83852
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"as" should come with GCC, but I don't think it's added to run$path by default. Have a poke around in !gcc.bin and you should find it in one of the multitude of subdirectories.
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Chris Message #83854, posted by cterran at 20:48, 15/12/2004, in reply to message #83853
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Ah yes, it's in bin.arm-riscos-aof.3_4

Many thanks ... clearly I couldn't find my own as with both hands.

Now to work out how to add it to Run$Path in the proper way.... !gcc.!run is a bit fearsome unhappy

Best, Chris

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Chris Message #83855, posted by cterran at 11:58, 16/12/2004, in reply to message #83854
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OK, it now compiles successfully, including the assembler stuff -- I needed to change the makefile slightly to use gcc rather than calling as directly (it's in the docs too -- there's so much there I missed it. My fault).

But now it won't link unhappy drlink complains it can't find o32.doomdef. Which is certainly there....

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Chris Message #83856, posted by cterran at 13:37, 17/12/2004, in reply to message #83855
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Got it working smile smile smile smile

Happy Christmas!

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Chris Message #83857, posted by cterran at 15:26, 27/12/2004, in reply to message #83856
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Calling "Paulus Muad' Dib" (ahem):

Got your email about DIY Doom on 23 Dec and replied, but haven't heard back. Did you get it?

Chris

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