On Tue, Nov 29, 2005 at 05:27:03PM -0500, Leo Laskin wrote:
> I would also be interested in something similar starting from the ground up
> for someone who has absolutely 0 experience with eclipse. Something that
> built a "hello world" program from the ground up?
Install PODS, then create a new managed make project for 68k.
Follow the wizard, and there's a dialog where you have a selection
to create "hello, world" app. Continue, and you'll wind up with a .prc
file you can run (it's in either the Release or Debug directory,
depending on which kind of build you specified).
Look in the PODS installation directory structure for a directory
called "workspace". Inside that, you will find a directory for your
application, which includes the following directories:
src: The source code
rsc: Resources
Debug: debug build of the app
Release: release build of the app
You can edit AppMain.c in the src directory to add code, and use the
resouce editor on the .rsc file in the rsc directory to modify the
default form and add new ones. It's a really easy way to start writing
an application. You can add more source and header files, and after
doing so, PODS may automatically recognize them and add them to the
automatic build. Or, right-click on the app's name in the Navigation
window, and select "refresh". Then rebuild.
How's that for starters?
Jay Ts
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