9860 sdk without casio

[hayzel Profile Website]

I recently downloaded the last version of the fx_calculators_superH_based.chm at http://www.casiopeia.net/forum/downloads.php?view=detail&df_id=72.
I got interested in the "minimum" folder that the download contains except the chm file.
There was some code for 9860, 9860II and FX-CG calculators. I thought for the last months the efforts concentrated on the new FX-CG models , and there was no effort on old 9860, or 9860GII for a standalone sdk.

So my question is: Is there going to be a 9860 sdk, that can work standalone without the Casio 9860 SDK?

I tried the old libfxsys, that is fine, but lacks some sting (strcpy) functions and ofcourse math.h functions.

If there are news on this topic, I will be glad to here them.

[SimonLothar]

I recently downloaded the last version of the fx_calculators_superH_based.chm at http://www.casiopeia.net/forum/downloads.php?view=detail&df_id=72.
I got interested in the "minimum" folder that the download contains except the chm file.
There was some code for 9860, 9860II and FX-CG calculators. I thought for the last months the efforts concentrated on the new FX-CG models , and there was no effort on old 9860, or 9860GII for a standalone sdk.

So my question is: Is there going to be a 9860 sdk, that can work standalone without the Casio 9860 SDK?

I tried the old libfxsys, that is fine, but lacks some sting (strcpy) functions and ofcourse math.h functions.

If there are news on this topic, I will be glad to here them.

I will drop version 16 of fx_calculators_superH_based.chm in the next days. It will contain an actual version of my mini-SDK (which is still based on the old Hitachi tools) for reference and include some actual sources (f. i. NOTEVIEW). I have very much concentrated on the fx9860G, -GII and -GII-2 types recently, trying to build up a system with as much common source as possible. Especially the GII-2-hybrids are kind of a challenge because of the mixup of old syscalls and the new processor. Perhaps the material will be of help, if someone likes to build a non-hitachi-sdk for the fx9860-types.

[hayzel Profile Website]

Great news.
So by saying "is still based on Hitachi tools" you mean that stdlib,str* and math are pulled from fx9860_library.lib of hitachi ?
The only thing that keeps me on casio 9860 sdk, is math functions.

[SimonLothar]

So by saying "is still based on Hitachi tools" you mean that stdlib,str* and math are pulled from fx9860_library.lib of hitachi ?

yep.

[hayzel Profile Website]

Do you know by chance any kind of way to extract the .obj files from fx9860_library.lib , so I can convert them to an .a library for using it with gcc?

[SimonLothar]

Do you know by chance any kind of way to extract the .obj files from fx9860_library.lib , so I can convert them to an .a library for using it with gcc?

List:
optlnk -FO=library -LIB=fx9860G_library -LIS=fx9860_library.lst
Extract:
optlnk -FO=library -LIB=fx9860G_library -LIS=fx9860_library.lst -OU=%module%.obj -EXT=%module%

[hayzel Profile Website]

thanks!

[sperretta Profile]

I've downloaded v16 of the documentation with the mini-sdk, but there don't seem to be any project ".ini" files, meaning it becomes impossible build anything even after all the correct files have been copied over from the casio sdk - are they available somewhere else?

[SimonLothar]

I've downloaded v16 of the documentation with the mini-sdk, but there don't seem to be any project ".ini" files, meaning it becomes impossible build anything even after all the correct files have been copied over from the casio sdk - are they available somewhere else?

Sorry. That should not have happened. I will upload a corrected version as soon as possible.

[SimonLothar]

Done.