Hi,

The information might possibly need an update if this is going to go public somehow.

Mysha

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Nice ... I also adapted the code, so hopefully they can see what needs done.

Just extract it somewhere inside the AROS src tree and issue "make local-dclock"

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It has small bugs but it works :)

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You will have a good bit to fix in code like that - it depends on a lot of non standard-compliant/broken behaviour in the compiler.

Yanosh: Something wrong with the makefile I guess.

DClock:
cppc Main.o Window.o Draw.o SetAlarm.o -lamiga
Main.o: Main.c Main.h Window.h MenuDefs.h Draw.h SetAlarm.h
cc Main.c
Window.o: Window.c Window.h Main.h
cc Window.c
Draw.o: Draw.c Draw.h Main.h Window.h MenuDefs.h
cc Draw.c
SetAlarm.o: SetAlarm.c SetAlarm.h MenuDefs.h
cc SetAlarm.c

When I try to compile I get this:
RAM:DClock16/src> make
makefile:2: *** missing separator. Stop.

The sourcecode readme files say this:

This code compiles under MaxonC++ V1.1. If you use another
compiler you will have to make some adjustments so that the
two child tasks will work correctly. You might probably have
to turn off stack checking and use the __interrupt or
__saveds keywords at the appropriate places. You might
also have to change some include-filenames, i.e. <clib/...>
to <proto/...>

Found this on Aminet:

http://aminet.net/util/time/DClock16.lha

It's the clock I used on my real Amiga many years ago. Now I'd like to have it on Aros... can someone compile it for Aros? It should be a simple task (at least I think so) but I'm not a coder and if a source doesn't compile with a simple "make" then I don't know what the problem is.