NOOB trying to build Hello World - help please..

[intangybles]

Silly question time, not programmed in DOS for years, windows never! whats the suggested file structure to match DJ's I have not seen anything other than C:\z88dk

Thank you.

[DJ Sures]

Silly question time, not programmed in DOS for years, windows never! whats the suggested file structure to match DJ's I have not seen anything other than C:\z88dk

Thank you.

That's it - just that. put z88dk in c:\z88dk

Your project can be anywhere else but need to be relative to the nabu-lib folder - that's why the github looks so ugly. Maybe it's something I'll fix today or tonight. should only take a minute.

As for your BUILD.BAT files, if it's a nabu file than your output path should be where your nabu segments folder is in the internet adapter. Otherwise, the CPM tools will create a disk if it's a cpm program. And that disk needs to be copied to your retronet storage folder. also found in the internet adapter settings

[intangybles]

Thank very much for that! I’m not a YouTube person - I’m sure there are others too so I was thinking of writing it up as I go for a simple “get started” for others! I see this as a great system to get people into programming and others like me - not programmed in 30 years - back into it! So I was not wanting to write up anything that “conflicts” with a suggested tree!

If you are planning to tidy up your GitHub I may well just just suggest cloning the tree into the desired development folder?

Thanks again!

Silly question time, not programmed in DOS for years, windows never! whats the suggested file structure to match DJ's I have not seen anything other than C:\z88dk

Thank you.

That's it - just that. put z88dk in c:\z88dk

Your project can be anywhere else but need to be relative to the nabu-lib folder - that's why the github looks so ugly. Maybe it's something I'll fix today or tonight. should only take a minute.

As for your BUILD.BAT files, if it's a nabu file than your output path should be where your nabu segments folder is in the internet adapter. Otherwise, the CPM tools will create a disk if it's a cpm program. And that disk needs to be copied to your retronet storage folder. also found in the internet adapter settings