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
>