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add json-c directory to root of lha

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Cameron Armstrong (Nightfox) committed 2026-08-24 02:28:34 +08:00
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README.md
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@@ -417,12 +417,12 @@ The clib2 failures are inside clib2 itself: its 68000 multilib provides no
DREL16* once json-c's data is added -- `-fbaserel32` has no 64 KB limit. Link
with `-ljson-c -lm` after your own objects, and add `-lunix` for clib2.
The archive is laid out with the readme at the root and one directory per
system, each following the compiler's own layout so it can be copied straight
over an SDK:
The archive is a single `json-c/` directory at the root, with the readme and
one directory per system, each following the compiler's own layout so it can
be copied straight over an SDK:
```
json-c.readme
json-c/json-c.readme
json-c/AmigaOS3/{include,lib,...}/ plus libnix/ and clib2/ subtrees
json-c/AmigaOS4/{include,lib,lib/clib2,lib/clib4}/
json-c/MorphOS/{include,lib,lib/libb32,lib/libnix}/
json-c.readme
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@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ contains static libraries and public headers for Amiga development.
Contents
json-c.readme this file
json-c/json-c.readme this file
json-c/AmigaOS3/... m68k AmigaOS libraries and headers
json-c/AmigaOS4/... ppc-amigaos libraries and headers
json-c/MorphOS/... ppc-morphos libraries and headers
package-amiga.sh
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#
# ./package-amiga.sh [OS ...] # default: all three
#
# Archive layout:
# json-c.readme at the archive root
# Archive layout (single directory at the root):
# json-c/json-c.readme
# json-c/AmigaOS3/... per-OS libraries and headers
# json-c/AmigaOS4/...
# json-c/MorphOS/...
@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ command -v lha >/dev/null || { echo "error: lha not found on PATH" >&2; exit 1;
# script's SDK layout ($SDK/<target>) is the same shape we want per OS, so each
# OS gets staged under its own directory.
rm -rf "$DIST"; mkdir -p "$STAGE/json-c"
cp "$ROOT/json-c.readme" "$STAGE/json-c.readme"
cp "$ROOT/json-c.readme" "$STAGE/json-c/json-c.readme"
built=()
for os in "${OSES[@]}"; do