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Changing drive
Posted: Thu Mar 26, 2015 11:32 am
by Timmy
Erm, I'm trying to move the z88dk installations from drive D: to G: drive (new computer, and I'm not too sure if I can move the new D recovery drive to somewhere else).
Obviously I have updated the normal environment variables like PATH, ZCCCFG and Z80_OZFILES
But it still does the following, after a simple test:
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G:\z88dk\rand>zcc +zx -lndos -vn a1.c -o a1.bin -create-app -zorg=32768
The system cannot find the path specified.
Cannot copy crt0 file
Am I still missing something?
Posted: Thu Mar 26, 2015 3:14 pm
by alvin
Is this with the nightly build?
The complete set of shell variables is:
Z80_OZFILES = {z88dk}\Lib\
ZCCCFG = {z88dk}\Lib\Config\
path = %path%;{z88dk}\bin
Replacing backward slashes with forward slashes as appropriate and ensuring the path variable is updated. Make sure your path variable is not pointing at an older z88dk install.
The build process currently treats building windows executables under linux differently from msvs and path information might be compiled into windows executables. We know about the problem (it's on the TODO list) and if the windows install still throws those errors up, for the time being you might have to install in c:\ to get the c:\z88dk tree.
Posted: Fri Mar 27, 2015 12:56 am
by Timmy
Thanks for the help. I did manage to figured it out.
Just for future reference, this was an older version of z88dk, which already worked on D: before.
The thing that needed to change, besides the shell variables, were the numerous "D:\" references I had that were found in the .cfg files the lib/config/ directory. (Basically what the config.sh already suggested.)
(Note that this is not the nightly version but an earlier build, the nightly would likely be the same but your mileage might vary.
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Posted: Fri Mar 27, 2015 4:09 am
by alvin
Timmy wrote:(Note that this is not the nightly version but an earlier build, the nightly would likely be the same but your mileage might vary.
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The nightly is different
There is no more path information in any config files. Everything is determined at runtime so that no installer is necessary to modify files.