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Hello, this is brickOS-0.9.0
This software will run on Linux and Windows (using the Cygwin tool suite.)
To start with brickOS:
- Type ./configure. Environment should be autodetected (hopefully).
- Type make. Utilities, libraries, a default kernel and some demos will
be made.
- Pre-packaged binaries have been discontinued.
- Be sure to add brickOS-0.9.0/util to your PATH. Set RCXTTY if you use a non-
standard port for the IR tower. Use firmdl3 to download boot/brickOS.srec
to your RCX.
- Type "dll demo/helloworld.lx". If all is well, it should be automatically
relocated and transmitted to program slot 1. Press the RUN key to run. The
program stops automatically.
- Type "dll -p2 demo/rover.lx" to transmit another demo to program slot 2.
Use the PRGM key to select the desired program. Try RUN.
- Stop your program with the RUN or ON/OFF key. Programs are preserved over
ON/OFF. Press ON/OFF and PRGM simultaneously to erase brickOS.
If things don't quite work, work at it.
For your own projects,
- Make a directory in the brickOS root directory.
- Copy Makefile from the demo directory.
- Put your main routine into myproject.c. (.C if using C++)
- If you need more source files, add them in the Makefile.
- "make myproject.lx && dll myproject.lx".
In case anyone is wondering, dll is short for dynamic linker and loader.
For more documentation, see in docs on the web at
http://brickOS.sourceforge.net/HOWTO/
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legOS/brickOS Copyright (C) 1998-2005 by Markus L. Noga <markus@noga.de>
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