\section{Things that don't come with the AROS distribution}
Yeah, there are some things which are not in this archive for this or
that reason. Here we go:
\begin{enumeration}
\item The Amiga system header files are missing for obvious copyright
reasons. You can use the files which come with your C-Compiler
(DICE, SAS/C, StormC++ or Maxxon C++) or the ones from the Amiga
Developer CD 1.1 (that's what I did).
The Developer CD is available at
\begin{example}
Stefan Ossowskis Schatztruhe
Gesellschaft f
r Software mbH
Veronikastr. 33
45131 Essen
Germany
Order Phone: ++49-(0)2 01-78 8778
Fax: ++49-(0)2 01 - 79 84 47
EMail: stefano@tchest.e.eunet.de
WWW: \link{http://www.schatztruhe.de/}{http://www.schatztruhe.de/}
Support-Mailbox: ++49-(0)2 08-20 25 09
\end{example}
for DM 25.- (about $15) plus P&P. The CD contains all includes you need
and furthermore you can find valuable information on it like: The autodocs,
the examples for the various developer disk sets and the Rom Kernel Reference
Manuals (RKRMs), several tools to help to develop code and more. At the
price, it's a bargain.
\item Linux 2.0 or better for Intel CPUs (1.2.13 might work, but I haven't
tried and won't do it).
\item GNU make 3.74 or better - A real make is neccessary and this is
one (use "make --version" to find out which you have).
\item GCC 2.7.0 or better (2.7.2 is recommended because of the magnitude
of bugs fixed) (use "gcc --version" to find out which you have).
\item GAS/as from binutils 2.7 or better.
\item GDB, the GNU debugger. It is no great help in our project because we do
nasty things with the stack, but better than nothing anyway.
\item GAWK to generate a couple of files (I have 3.0.0, but any version should
work).
\end{enumeration}