Re: [KOS] Dev on OS X

[Matthew M. <l33...@be...>]

I've been using KOS on my Mac for a while. It works very well.

I had used a coder's cable for a while and would upload files to 
Marcus's serial slave with ZTerm. I have since bought a broadband 
adaptor, and I use dc-tool. I'm not sure if I ever posted instructions 
for getting it to compile in OS X.

Yes, you need a serial/USB adaptor to use a coder's cable. 
Unfortunately there don't seem to be very many around that work with OS 
X, unless I'm just not looking in the right places. I ended up getting 
a relatively inexpensive ($20, I think) converter from iConcepts.

Interestingly enough, there seems to be some interest in using 
Objective-C with KOS. Besides my port of the GNU runtime, someone over 
at DCEmulation is working on a port of a free version of the Foundation 
library, which is more or less compatible with the Foundation in OS X.

On Sunday, March 14, 2004, at 05:33  PM, Dan Potter wrote:

> I've been playing around with an OS X machine I have here. I've got 
> the GCC
> toolchain from here:
>
> ftp://ftp.aladdin.de/pub/people/chris/dreamcast/macosx-dc-toolchain
>
> Seems to work fine with the latest SVN build. :) I'm curious what 
> people's
> experiences with this setup are so far? Anyone have a coders' cable 
> that
> they use with a Mac? Do you have to get a serial adapter to do that?
>
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