Automated DICE setup  (4-Feb-2018)
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By Lorence Lombardo (lorylombus@gmail.com).

This is an automated DICE setup requiring "OS2.x+", a reasonable
amount of RAM and an active internet connection.


1. Download and extract the GCC environment from here:-
   http://geocities.ws/lorylomb/gcc34_thln.txt
   http://geocities.ws/lorylomb/development.htm
   Of coarse if you already have this environment you can simply
   just make a copy.

2. With either your "gcc34_thln.hdf" or copy actively mounted simply click
   on the supplied "dice_install" icon and follow the instructions.

3. To begin our first compile the archive I have chosen can be downloaded
   from here:-
   http://aminet.net/search?query=decrunchmania

4. Once you have extracted the archive and you are in the source
   directory type the following:-

   dcc -3.1 decrmtool.c decrunchmania.c -o crmdec

   This compile also works on "ROM1.3".


5. If only "-3.1" is to be used the following can be placed in the
   startup:-  

   setenv DCCOPTS -3.1

   eg. dcc decrmtool.c decrunchmania.c -o crmdec

   To ignore the environment use "-no-env".

   eg. dcc -no-env -3.1 decrmtool.c decrunchmania.c -o crmdec
  

6. For compilation scripts containing a "-2.0", that can be replaced
   with a "-3.1". Also see the makelink's in the installation script.



NB:  This installation and script has been tested and is working
     perfectly on my personal system. But ultimately if you decide
     to use this installation and script you do so at your own risk.

     See the following URL for AmiTCP: issues:-
     http://aminet.net/package/comm/net/AmiTCP-bin-30b2
     eg. assign AmiTCP: ram:AmiTCP-3.0b2

     If you wish to reuse this installation again then you should remove
     the DICE entry in "MyGG_HD:Sys/S/GG-Startup", reboot and then 
     delete the exisiting "MyGG_HD:dice" directory.



Bonus C program, just snip below this line:-

/*  "cargs.c" CLI test program by Lorence Lombardo.
    Tested under a number of compilers.
    gcc, dice & vbcc just to name a few.  */

#include <string.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>

int main(int argc, char *argv[]) {
   int cnt;
   if (argc < 2) {
      printf("\n No args man...!!!\n\n");
      exit(1);
   }
   for (cnt=0; cnt<argc; cnt+=1) {
      printf("%ld - %s\n", cnt, &argv[cnt][0]);
   }
   return 0;
}