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#1694 From: "John Scott Kjellman" <jkjellman@...>
Date: Mon Jun 16, 2008 4:55 pm
Subject: RE: Re: Old SDK please?
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One and all,
 
Rather than individually answering the myriad of posts generated from this exchange I'm answering here.  I'm posting all the SDKs I have to a folder in the files section called SDKs (clever, I know).  It includes two standard versions and 1 pro version.  I had to decompress the pro version and break it into two parts so it would fit.  Just uncompress both halves into the same folder and run setup from there.
 
There also is a book on Cybiko programming that is in the files section.  I glanced at it some time ago and then bought the paper version (can't help it, I'm a tree killer due to poor eyesight ;-) and found it quite informative.
 
Let me know if there is anything else anyone needs.  I collected quite a bit of publicly available stuff some time ago and just never got time to use it all.
 
Take care,
KJohn
 


From: CybikoDev@yahoogroups.com [mailto:CybikoDev@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of rushourgraffic
Sent: Saturday, June 14, 2008 3:30 PM
To: CybikoDev@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [CybikoDev] Re: Old SDK please?

John, why not put the file here in the FILES section of the group
(same for you James)

--- In CybikoDev@yahoogroups.com, "John Scott Kjellman"
<jkjellman@...> wrote:
>
> James,
>
> Man, I thought this group had died long ago. ;-) I still keep a few
Cybikos
> lying around as one day I would like to program them, very interesting
> environment.
>
> In answer to your question I have the 2.01 SDK STD, v2.12 SDK STD
(came with
> the Cybiko Game Developers Guide I found on the internet) and the
3.012 SDK
> PRO which I can put up on my FTP server. All I ask in return is
that you
> upload your v3.14 as I don't think I've seen that one.
>
> My FTP server is at kjohn.dyndns.org and you can use a user of guest
with a
> password of guest. You access will be restricted but in the pub
folder you
> will find a Cybiko folder with the SDKs and you can upload yours to the
> upload folder.
>
> Take care,
> KJohn
>
>
>
> _____
>
> From: CybikoDev@yahoogroups.com [mailto:CybikoDev@yahoogroups.com]
On Behalf
> Of James Newton
> Sent: Friday, June 13, 2008 10:19 PM
> To: CybikoDev@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [CybikoDev] Old SDK please?
>
>
>
> Does anyone have an older copy of the DSK than the 3.1.4 that I
> found?
>
> B2C doesn't seem to work with the newer version...
>
> D:\progs\b2cv5>build xtardis.bld
> B2C - Basic to C Compiler Version 5b
> Copyright (C) 2001-2002 The Alcor Group, Inc.
> Written by Gregory Smith
> tardis.c
> tardis.c(201) : warning - constant while expression
> tardis.c(568) : warning - constant while expression
> .\bin\b2xuser.o
> tardis.o
> tardis.c(569) : error: reference to undefined symbol: __escape@0
> tardis.c(501) : error: reference to undefined symbol: __escape@0
> tardis.c(480) : error: reference to undefined symbol: __escape@0
> tardis.c(454) : error: reference to undefined symbol: __escape@0
> tardis.c(427) : error: reference to undefined symbol: __escape@0
> tardis.c(405) : error: reference to undefined symbol: __escape@0
> tardis.c(370) : error: reference to undefined symbol: __escape@0
> tardis.c(330) : error: reference to undefined symbol: __escape@0
> tardis.c(296) : error: reference to undefined symbol: __escape@0
> tardis.c(272) : error: reference to undefined symbol: __escape@0
> tardis.c(230) : error: reference to undefined symbol: __escape@0
> tardis.c(202) : error: reference to undefined symbol: __escape@0
> vlink: giving up.
>
> Error: there were errors.
>
> On the other hand, the new(er(ish)) SDK (v3.1.4)
>
> D:\Program Files\Cybiko\Cybiko_SDK\demos\cybiko\tutorials\hello>vcc -
> R2 hello.c
> root.spl -o Hello.app
> hello.c
> root.spl
>
> And the hello world .app loads and runs.
>
> Cybiko 3.1.4 Archiver / Compressor.
> Copyright (C) 1999-2001 Cybiko, Inc.
> Written by Vadim Sytnikov.
>
> Reading root.spl... compressed (85%).
> Reading bytecode.bin... stored.
> Reading root.inf... compressed (71%).
> Reading D:\Program Files\Cybiko\Cybiko_SDK\lib\cybiko\main.e...
> compressed (71%)
> .
> Writing archive Hello.app...
> Done: 4 files.
>
> D:\Program Files\Cybiko\Cybiko_SDK\demos\cybiko\tutorials\hello>vcc
> Cybiko C Compiler 3.1.4.
> Copyright (C) 2000, 2001 Cybiko, Inc.
>
> Usage: vcc [options] <infile> [<infile> [...]]
> Options:
> -Dname[=value] Define a symbol with the given value
> -Uname Undefine symbol
> -o<outfile> Specify output file name
> -h This help
> -c Compile only
> -K Keep temporary files
> -E Keep pre-processor output
> -S Keep assembler output
> -Idirectory Add a directory to include search path
> -v Verbose
> -O Enable optimization
> -L Link with static bytecode lib
> -V<ver> Bytecode.dl Version compatibility
> -R[mode] Specify root.inf lookup/generation mode:
> 0 - neither generate nor check for presence
> 1 - check but do not generate (default)
> 2 - generate automatically
> 3 - generate automatically for Cybiko Xtreme
> -A<libpath> Specify library search path
> -g<mode> Enable debug info:
> 0 - no debug info
> 1 - line number info only
> 2 - full debug info
> -G<fname> Specify debug info database filename
> -W<n> Set warning level (default n=1)
> -w<n> Issue no more than n warnings (default n=8)
> -e<n> Issue no more than n errors (default n=8)
> -n Generate 'native' processor opcodes
>


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