Author: Guido Schimmels
Date: 09:49:10 06/26/00
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On June 21, 2000 at 17:39:46, Pete Galati wrote: >On June 21, 2000 at 17:13:41, Dann Corbit wrote: > >>On June 21, 2000 at 15:29:28, Pete Galati wrote: >> >>>There's a free download of BeOS 5 Personal Edition at >>>http://www.be.com/products/freebeos/ that Mogens past on the link to. And there >>>seems to be a version of GNUchess (broken link), but I haven't dug deep enough >>>to dig anything else up. Anyone useing BeOS and have any experience with any >>>Chessprograms that run on it. >>> >>>This downloadable BeOS seem to be able to run without any partitions, and can be >>>started from Win9x's desktop, so being a glutten for punishment, I want to give >>>it a try. Any warnings? >> >>If BeOS comes with CC or GCC, you can compile any of the programs that come with >>source. > >I'm hoping their "Personal Edition" includes developement tools too. It very >well may not. But that would give me the ability to maybe compile Xboard for >BeOS. Dan Andersson may have found a flaw in my plans to try it though, but I >hope to give it a try tonight. > >Pete You can download BeIDE from the Be-site for free ! (I have mine from a CD attached to a computer-magazine.) BeIDE in reality is Metrowerk's Coderwarrior (Mac-Users will know it). It is a fully integrated compile/debug -enviroment and uses gcc 2.95 as the compiler. Works fine. TSCP: compiles without a change Crafty: tried for a while, but didn't really succeed. I got an executable inspite of lot's of warnings (but couldn't use the _asm_-functions, no idea what's the problem) Seemed to work, but after a while I get bad move from hash-table and king-captured error messages. btw. the Be-API can be programmed with C++ exclusively. - Guido -
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