I am not a C programmer which is why I am trying to port the above software to Amiga OS 3.x. It compiled fine on Linux but that only required using make with the included makefile. I installed vbcc and have been fixing errors but have run into a bunch of IO errors from stubs that require amiga-specific code. I would appreciate it if someone could give me advice how to proceed from here. Please let me know if I need to provide additional information for this question to make sense. Thanks!

NathanH

Error 21: t_5_5.o (CODE+0x1286): Reference to undefined symbol _sdTerminalFlush.
t_5_5.o: In "l361":
Error 21: t_5_5.o (CODE+0x17be): Reference to undefined symbol _sdQueryTerminal.
t_5_6.o: In "_ioInit":
Error 21: t_5_6.o (CODE+0x2): Reference to undefined symbol _sdTerminalInit.
t_5_6.o: In "_ioTerm":
Error 21: t_5_6.o (CODE+0xa): Reference to undefined symbol _sdTerminalTerm.
t_5_6.o: In "_ioEmit":
Error 21: t_5_6.o (CODE+0x22): Reference to undefined symbol _sdTerminalOut.
t_5_6.o: In "l14":
Error 21: t_5_6.o (CODE+0x54): Reference to undefined symbol _sdTerminalFlush.
t_5_6.o: In "_ioKey":
Error 21: t_5_6.o (CODE+0x9c): Reference to undefined symbol _sdTerminalIn.
t_5_6.o: In "l33":
Error 21: t_5_6.o (CODE+0xbc): Reference to undefined symbol _sdTerminalIn.
t_5_6.o: In "l44":
Error 21: t_5_6.o (CODE+0x10a): Reference to undefined symbol _sdTerminalEcho.
t_5_6.o: In "l35":
Error 21: t_5_6.o (CODE+0x124): Reference to undefined symbol _sdTerminalEcho.

Okay, solved that problem relatively easy. It compiles and runs but echos output twice and doesn't include floating point words. Hopefully can get that solved tomorrow.

Nathan

@NathanH

For floating point support you need to link the program with -lmieee or one of the other -lm variants available (-lmsoft/-lm881/-lm040/-lm060).