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This is a development environment for ELKS-86
You have to do make install as root
Or:
$ make bcc
$ su -c "make install-bcc"
$ make library
$ su -c "make install-lib"
$ make elksemu
$ su -c "make install-emu"
$ make tests
All from the top directory.
Once this is done new files will be /lib/elksemu, /usr/bcc/* and /usr/bin/bcc
The bcc command defaults to using /usr/bcc/include and /usr/bcc/lib. Beware
that /usr/bcc/include is a symlink into this directory.
It is now also possible to make libc.a versions for MSDOS and a more compact
version with 'CALLER_SAVES' and 'FIRST_ARG_IN_AX'. "Make install-lib2" does
this and 'bcc -Md x.c -o x.com" or "bcc x.c -Mf x.c -o x" uses the libs.
To compile bcc using bcc this has to be done.
The as86 and ld86 with this are _different_ from the ones needed for the
linux-i386 kernel but can replace them, the kernel-i386 ones _will_ _not_
work correctly here!
Unfortunatly, I've just discovered the dosemu folks have been using the
'-r' option of ld86, Grrrrr. Well **** them, they can use as86_encap, it's
better suited to the job anyway.
To compile the various tools as Linux-8086 binaries cd into the relevent
directory and do a "make clean ; make" from there.
Bcc _WILL_ now work this way! Yippee! :-)
I _strongly_ suggest you install the kernel patch or load the module in
the elksemu directory in your Linux-i386 kernel, it makes things _much_
easier.
-Rob.
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