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Re: legOS make newbe question
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Mon, 28 Jun 1999 17:59:19 GMT
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I'm thinking - we need just such a list!
I mean - the only info out there for Win98 users is confusing at best.
What is needed is a VERY SIMPLE explanation - basically, several steps.
Download THIS zip file
Unzip it to THIS directory name
Put the new directory in your path
Type THIS in to test it.
Etc.
I'm someone will do that eventually....until then, I don't have enough free
time to mess around with LegOS...although I love the OS. (I want to be able
to use Arrays!)
Matt
maktos@maktos.com
Phil Watt wrote in message <377579BC.945294F3@earthlink.net>...
> You are sooo smart.
>
> I am not sure I completely understand everything you have said in the last • two
> posts, but if I just blindly type "make --unix" IT WORKS!!!.
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> I will now go back and see if I can follow everything you have suggested • and
> see if I can learn this stuff to the next level, and possibly clean it up a
> bit.
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> I am so greatful for your help. It has been so frustrating, and I • appreciate
> all that you have done. Once I can get to a more complete understanding, I • am
> going to write a list of steps that the typical win 98 user can follow to • get
> legOS working.
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> Thanks, -Phil Watt
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> Kekoa Proudfoot wrote:
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> > Kekoa Proudfoot <kekoa@pixel.Stanford.EDU> wrote:
> > > setenv MAKE_MODE UNIX; export MAKE_MODE
> >
> > Damn, I am too used to tcsh, and yet I still remembered the export.
> >
> > Make that:
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> > MAKE_MODE=UNIX; export MAKE_MODE
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> > (followed by make)
> >
> > Again, make --unix should also do the trick if that is easier to • remember.
> >
> > Oh. My MAKE_MODE environment variable is set in the .bat I use to start • a
> > cygwin shell. That file has a SET MAKE_MODE=UNIX line in it, among other
> > things. I do not set MAKE_MODE every time I start a cygwin shell, that
> > would be too much of a pain.
> >
> > Also. Regarding cygwin, if you can get the HOME environment variable set
> > to an appropriate directory (perhaps in the same .bat, perhaps as part of
> > your Windows environment), you can place a .bashrc (or maybe also • _bashrc?)
> > in that directory, and use it to set up bash. Very handy to know if you
> > are new to Unix and want to configure things to your liking. I mention
> > this because a .bashrc would be another good place to set things like
> > MAKE_MODE.
> >
> > -Kekoa
>
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 | | Re: legOS make newbe question
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| Phil, Matt, other Windows/LegOS users- If anyone would like to write them up, I'd love to add Windows instructions to my LegOS HOWTO. Only problem is that I cannot test them myself, so I need others to provide them and make them usable. Currently, I (...) (25 years ago, 28-Jun-99, to lugnet.robotics.rcx.legos)
| | | RE: legOS make newbe question
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| (...) Geez, I hate to plug my own work, but why not try the new pbFORTH. You can have arrays, as many variables as you want, simple multitasking, etc... No need for a compiler, just a terminal emulator will work. You DO have to try and learn FORTH, (...) (25 years ago, 28-Jun-99, to lugnet.robotics.rcx.legos)
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| | Re: legOS make newbe question
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| You are sooo smart. I am not sure I completely understand everything you have said in the last two posts, but if I just blindly type "make --unix" IT WORKS!!!. I will now go back and see if I can follow everything you have suggested and see if I can (...) (25 years ago, 27-Jun-99, to lugnet.robotics.rcx.legos)
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