@Capehill

Thanks for your help.
I will give my first impressions.
At first I tested gcc10 and gcc09 without success.
Too many errors even with -std=c++11 -mcrt=...
I managed to get my progs compiled with gcc09 with
-std=c++11 -athread=native (or something like that not sure of the syntax).

I compiled a hello prog and a more complex amiga program with sucess.
I notice a problem though.
In one .cc file (located in work:dir2 ) I declared an include like #include "work:dir/file.h"

I had an error during compilation
File not found work:dir2/work:dir/file.h
As you see, there is a bug here.

For the moment, I change the include by /work/dir/file.h in the linux way. I don't really like it.

Hello
All of you are doing a great job.
I would test gcc 10 on OS4.1.
What and where do I download? (gcc, addtools...)
How to install it? over old gcc or fresh install? In this case, all libraries and .so must be reinstalled, no?
Thanks for your answers.

@white
Simple answer, no.
Don't forget to check the option "disk bootable" or something like that in your software.

@kas1e
In your double function, you didn't cast the constants to double as you did in float function.
So I think there is an implicit conversion and this costs time.
Change your double function to
Rv += 2d/(i(i+2))
And see the difference with float function and old double function.

@daveyw
When I had this kind of problem (no boot of workbench),
I used my os4 cd installation to boot up and open a shell.
There, you can copy or modified your files or your prefs on your disk.

@broadblues
Thanks for the last vieo. I saw some demonstration of what I asked for.
Keep doing tutorials as I love them.

@broadblues
Thanks for your work and your simple and efficiency answer.
I saw your video and i don't understand why you created a screen and palette. In the prefs menu of sb, there isn't an option to choose "open sb on a screen"?
It is the choice of the palette which disturbs me. Does sb not choose the palette by default?

It seems that I choose my gift for christmas...

@broadblues
A few months ago, I asked you what you can do with Sketchblock.
I read your site and there are some new things in the last version of SB.
But are there functions to manipulate two or more images? Merge them, composite them, use image alpha...
In photogenics, there are tools like smudge and smear. Do they exist in SB?
I saw an interesting video on youtube about photoshop.
In it, the author removed an object like a car from the scene. Could I do this in SB?
Last question, I suppose that a paint tablet (not sure for the name) is not mandatory.

Thanks for reading. I was supposed to ask only one question and there are more!
YesCop

@Raziel

I have just typed this.
version libs:mpega.library

and I obtain (only) so that should not be the same file.
mpega.library 2.4

Its size is 215 109 492 bytes.

I am on OS4.1 FE.

Hello.
I will enjoy helping you.
I have a sam flex and a radeon 9250.

Cheers,
Jesús

As Lemen, I would want to know too when the 5040 will be there even it is not for now.
I think it is normal to know from amigakit or AEon if these computers are not discarded.
I hope we will have an answer.

@broadblues

Thanks. It is a good question andvthe answer is ard.
I have to think about that.
Would it be all (almost) possible with version 2.6, 2.8 or 3.1?

@broadblues

As always, I like your videos. This time I had the oportunity to hear your music. Good.

In this video, it seems that sk is more than a paint program. Could I do all I can do with Photogenics?

What I wanted to know from the Amiwest show is when Aeon will make the 5040.
Is it allready completely designed? Is a batch scheduled?

@Hans

Thanks for your tutorials. They are simple and well explained. Nova seems to be simpler that I could imagined.
I am interested in your future tutorials even I don't fill your survey because I don't want to buy a new hd card for my sam flex. May be yes if I buy a 5040.

@all

Here is a new demo. Enjoy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LkQ3VzKgd5w

Mike,
I will format the boot system to ffs as some old machines didn't boot ir not correctly with sfs (like pegasos).
I don't know if it isthe case with micro

@noXLar

Yes. I have just seen the Trevor and Solie presentations.

@Kicko

I didn't know either!

I liked the way Joeled choose to present Java and Amiga.
He seemed to be a little impressed during the presentation.
I also liked the questions of the audience about Amiga like
Is your portable an Amiga? If only that could be true...

@ChrisH

I am not a C specialist as I prefer using C++.

I read the manual here http://www.gnu.org/software/libc/manu ... ode/File-Positioning.html

Here some hints.
The fseeko and ftello are preferable. I will add you shoud use fseeko64() and ftello64().

I will change the code by using :

int error = fseeko64(stream, 0, SEEK_END);

to test if there is some problem with fseek because error must be 0.

I will test with some file in the same direcrory to verifiy if the probem is not related to RAM:

Let me know if no when you will find the error.
So, le us learn some more.