General information

The OSDK is a complete cross-development system allowing you to create software for the Oric range of computers 1.

If you are interested in developing your programs for other 6502 based machines than the Oric, you should check cc65. You are still reading, so I assume that you are still interested in the OSDK. Good.

System requirements

In order to use the OSDK, you need a configuration that matches these minimum requirements:

	Windows (95 or higher) 166 mhz processor 32 MB of memory 5 MB of free disk space
	Linux (any distribution) Wine 2 200 mhz processor 32 MB of memory 5 MB of free disk space

Download

You can download the current version of the OSDK here:

Get the Oric SDK for windows - Wine compatible (1181 kb)
(A detailed log of the changes is available on the change history page)

By downloading the OSDK, you actually get a lot more than only a C cross-compiler for the Oric:

• An ANSI C Compiler (LCC)
• A powerful 6502 cross-assembler (XA)
• A BASIC converter
• A linker
• A set of library functions
• A map-file analyzer
• A file packer (FilePack)
• A picture converter (PictConv)
• Some tools to help you create virtual and real tapes and disks
• A ready to use Oric emulator and debugger (Euphoric)
• A number of sample programs written in C, Assembler and BASIC, with comments.

Support

If you have questions, suggestions, or simply want to discuss the OSDK, you can try one of the following options:

• Write a message in the Defence-Force forums
• Send an email to the webmaster

Who uses the OSDK

The following table shows the list of projects developed with the OSDK 3.

Project name	Type	Description	Links
4K Kong		A 4k clone of Donkey Kong, written for the 2003 MiniGame compo	The 2003 MiniGame Compo
Assembly 2002 invtro		A short intro coded for the Assembly 2002 demo party in Finland	Assembly 2002 invtro on Defence Force
Barbitoric		A disk based demo released in 2002	Barbitoric on Defence Force
Buggy Boy		A single file demo released in 2004	Buggy Boy on Defence Force
Cyclotron		A 4k game inspired by the movie Tron, written for the 2004 MiniGame compo	The 2004 MiniGame Compo
Le Héro de San Jose		An adventure game involving cowboys, indians and colts !	Project forum page
NOISE		NOISE stands for Novel Oric ISometric Engine, and is at the heart of the game project Space 1999	Project homepage
Space 1999		A NOISE based isometric adventure game, based on the original Space 1999 TV series from the 70s	Forum entry for Space 1999
ULA Paint		A next generation painting program	N/A
Wurlde		Wurlde is a 64K Graphic Adventure Arcade Game for the Oric Atmos and Disc Drive. The game takes arcade elements from Targhan on the Amiga and Myth on the C64 and adventure elements from Monkey Island.	Project homepage