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[nyteschayde]

I wanted as good of a dev environment as I could get on the Amiga and so I picked up CubicIDE. It comes with vbcc and two versions of GCC. One is 2.95 and the other, I want to say, is like 3.33.

I wrote a small CLI utility last night, but after getting it all compiled I booted with no startup sequence and gave it a go and got an immediate request for ixemul.library.

So here are my questions:

• How can you tell which libraries an application will require?
• Is it possible to compile something in gcc without requiring ixemul.library?

I was able to get it going in vbcc without requiring ixemul.library, but it would be nice to know how to do it in gcc as well.

[mongo]

I don't know how to set compiler flags with CubicIDE, but you need to pass the -noixemul flag to GCC to produce code that doesn't require ixemul.library.

[nyteschayde]

Originally Posted by mongo

I don't know how to set compiler flags with CubicIDE, but you need to pass the -noixemul flag to GCC to produce code that doesn't require ixemul.library.

Excellent! I'll give that a try.