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[Spyro543]

I recently got an FX9750GII Power Graphic 2 and hacked it into a 9860GII. I was wondering how to make addins for these, since I have a decent C knowledge, and flyingfisch told me to ask here before trying anything. Since these use the SH4 processor and not SH3, how could I develop addins for this type of processor and not crash my calc? Are there tutorials anywhere? (Sorry for being noobish, I never looked for this kind of stuff before.)

[flyingfisch]

Just came across this:

http://casiopeia.net...raphic 2#p12604

EDIT:

If you want to get started with the sdk, here it is: http://edu.casio.com...dk/9860sdk.html

and the manual for it: https://edu.casio.co...rters_guide.pdf


After some extensive searching it seems that as long as you use syscalls and no hardware specific stuff, you'll be ok.

[helder7]

you can also download this pdf with major sdk differences between PG2 and others fx9860

[Spyro543]

I've just been making a simple text-only title screen with the locate and Print commands, and I got all the code-related bugs sorted out, but now I get a strange error message in the build window of the SDK:

** L2011 (E) Invalid parameter specified in option "input" : ""C:\Program Files (x86)\CASIO\fx-9860G SDK\OS\FX\lib\setup.obj""

[flyingfisch]

What is your code? And maybe posting setup.obj would help too in case it was accidentally edited.

[Casimo]

I had the same error. Try to install the SDK on a device where you don't need administrative privileges.

[Spyro543]

Here's my setup.obj file: http://anova.57o9.or...casio/setup.obj
If the link doesn't work or goes very slow, sorry. Anova's been acting up this morning.

And here's the code (I was just modifying the example SDK code) : http://anova.57o9.or.../mclandcode.txt

[flyingfisch]

Spyro: don't know if you reloaded the page and saw this:

I had the same error. Try to install the SDK on a device where you don't need administrative privileges.

[Casimo]

Your code is ok. As I said before, try to reinstall it or try to use administrative privileges.

[Spyro543]

I tried re-installing it. I'm am administrator on my computer, so that shouldn't be causing the problem.

[Casimo]

I was, too, but it didn't work, so I installed the SDK on D:\CasioSDK instead of C:\programs.

Edited by Casimo, 22 December 2012 - 06:58 AM.

[MicroPro]

Hmm... 64-bit machine...



Has anyone have been successful in installing the official SDK to a 64-bit Windows?

[Casimo]

Yes, I have .

Edited by Casimo, 30 December 2012 - 03:19 PM.

[MicroPro]

Was it Win7? Because CP SDK doesn't work on that and I've made some virtual machine configuration for that to work.

[louloux]

To install SDK on 64-bits we just have to copy the folder in a path without parentheses.

[Casimo]

It was Win7 64bit.

[louloux]

I've win7 64-bits too.

[paul_brassington]

I have Windows 7 and 64 bit machine.

So deinstalled and ran the setup as administrator and then installed on a ram disk. Then I had to take control of the directory and then ran the SDK and the empty project did compile.

What a nice surprise and my thanks to Casimo.

Now to start learning how to produce the add on.

[paul_brassington]

Hi, Such a simple question but...

I can compile and it produces a G1A file but not a G1M file that seems to be the extension for an add on.

I have assumed the SDK can produce the G1M but can some nice person tell me how.

Paul

Double post merged by moderator:

HI,

Please ignore my last post, fully understand now, G1A is suitable as an add on, can see it on my 9860.

Sorry guys.

Paul

[flyingfisch]

In the future, instead of double posting, you can use the [edit ][ /edit] tag.



EDIT:

Ontopic: this is a great little guide right here: http://www.casiopeia....php?f=2&t=1483 Kudos, Casimo