Playing with the ObeyBrew tutorials

[soop]

Living the dream

[soop]

ok, so I got my new laptop, and Ithink I've installed HuC correctly.  before I was thinking it was some kind of package, like devpac, but I'm guessing I should use notepad and drop my code in after.  I'm gonna be coding on the bus :3

[Arkhan]

Notepad++ or GTFO!

[soop]

Notepad++ or GTFO!

I think I will actually.  I do like the original notepad though - one of the best Windows applications ever!

[spenoza]

I use CrimsonEditor. It hasn't been updated in a long time, but who cares? It recognizes code syntax and helps format it all nice-like, too.

[Arkhan]

that's because Notepad++ is basically the same thing but better..   

[spenoza]

I don't need better. I just need enough. I'm set. If CE starts to piss me off, Notepad++ is my next stop.

[Arkhan]

I don't need better. I just need enough. I'm set. If CE starts to piss me off, Notepad++ is my next stop.

yep.  I just stick to N++ since it updates regularly and has some plugins I like, like the hex-viewer.

[roflmao]

I don't know how I got by before I found out about Notepad++.  It's awesome.

[soop]

Part of the problem is that the zipped file of the HuC stuff subdivides all the files into different directories, but HuC seems to want everything lumped together in the same directory. So am I just supposed to work with one monolithic directory that has everything on the same level? And if so, why did the zip file put everything in directories?

NM, I'm apparently supposed to path this shit, which is annoying because my path is already pretty large, but oh well.

Spenoza, did the path thing work?  I'm getting the same result, despite having pathed the include folder.  Maybe I've done it wrong and need to re-check (which I will do later).  It's very annoying that I don't have a backslash on my tiny keyboard.  I need to use the onscreen one.

[cabbage]

I'm getting the same result, despite having pathed the include folder.  Maybe I've done it wrong and need to re-check (which I will do later).

the PATH environment variable should point to bin directory; PCE_INCLUDE environment variable should point to the include directory (something like C:\HuC\include\pce depending on where you installed)

[soop]

I'm getting the same result, despite having pathed the include folder.  Maybe I've done it wrong and need to re-check (which I will do later).

the PATH environment variable should point to bin directory; PCE_INCLUDE environment variable should point to the include directory (something like C:\HuC\include\pce depending on where you installed)

Ah, so I have to do it with the BIN directory too?  That makes sense as it didn't know what huc was, I had to drag and drop.  I put them all in the same place, c:\program files\Huc_win_3.21\Include (or whatever)

[nodtveidt]

The bin directory can be added to your PATH, or you can simply copy the executables into your path somewhere.

[touko]

You can use this .bat

cls
@echo off

SET EXTENSION=%~x1
SET NAME=%1
SET CHEMIN=%~dp0
SET PCE_INCLUDE=%CHEMIN%include\pce

If "%EXTENSION%"==".c" goto Compilc
If "%EXTENSION%"==".C" goto Compilc
:Compilasm
bin\pceas.exe %1
goto Fin

:Compilc
bin\huc.exe %1
bin\pceas.exe %NAME:~0,-2%.s  

:Fin    

it automaticaly fix the environment variables of your current project.
It should be only named compil.bat (for exemple),and copied,executed, in your project folder .

it works like that:
In a dos window(and in your project folder) : compil.bat your_project.c
The output will be: your_project.pce

No need to specify any environment variables.
You can use multiple projects, you just have to copy compil.bat in all your project folder, and execute it in each specific folder .

[soop]

Nice!  I'm gonna do some stuff on Saturday when I have time to sort out some stuff on the laptop.  But that batch file looks pretty sweet ^__^