Thanks deadwood, with your system the compilation works fine, no errors, now I'll do the comparison and see what's different, I'll let you know!

deadwood, I managed to compile with AROS Build and AROS One Hosted Linux, to achieve this I copied from your "Development" folder the "Bin" and "libexec" folders, the strange thing that my "Bin" and "libexec" folders were identical to yours, same size same files !

This is strange, for the creation of the "Development" I used "AROS-20241102-1-linux-x86_64-system.tar.bz2" and "AROS-20241102-1-any-x86_64-contrib.tar.bz2", I hope I didn't use the wrong archives.

Another strange thing, if I use your folder "Development" on VMware AROS v11 64Bit native, I get the same error I had before on Linux Hosted, I solve it by restoring my "Bin" and "libexec" folders from my installations.

6 more 32 to 64Bit conversions, these are some DemoEffects, the conversions were performed on AROS One Hosted Linux (Linux Lite) more DemoEffects compilations will follow (those I can compile)

- Blobs-x86-64-v11.zip
- Bump-x86-64-v11.zip
- Burncube-x86-64-v11.zip
- Distort-x86-64-v11.zip
- Dotmorph-x86-64-v11.zip
- Dotsphere-x86-64-v11.zip

uploaded on archives many thanks

@Amiwell79

Can you upload them as single archive? These are single-effect programs so I think it's ok to boundle them together.

@deadwood

There are other Graphical Demos that I am compiling, if we put them all together, will the user be able to find every single demo ?

On arosarchive the other 32Bit demos are archived individually !

ok deadwood

I'm not saying "in general", but in this specific case these are single-effect programs from the same author so it makes sense to put them together so that user gets all effects in one go instead of searching and possibly missing some of them.

OK, delete the first Demo archive from aros archive, as soon as I finish all the compilations I will create a single archive!

Ok, done, thanks.

36 64Bit conversions of the complete Demo Effect package, author of Demos the Italian developer "Calogiuri Enzo Antonio", whom I thank for making the sources easy to compile, i enclose an archive containing the 36 Demos.

All Demos include AROS One style Icons!

List Demos:

- Blobs
- Bump
- Burncube
- Distort
- Dotmorph
- Dotsphere
- Dottorus
- Fdtunnel
- Fire
- Firelogo
- Flubber
- Glenz
- Gouraudshade
- Idscroller
- Lens
- Magiclines
- Metaballs
- Particle
- Pixeltunnel
- Plane
- Plasma
- Rasterbars
- Ripples
- Rotozoom
- Sineflag
- Sun
- Swarm
- Tunnel
- Twister
- Unwater
- Voxel
- Warp
- Wavingrainbow
- Whitenoise
- Wormhole
- Xorcircles

Could someone please try to compile ZapHod, I have corrected "Zaphod.cd" which includes some unsupported apostrophes, but then compilation stops.

For ZapHod I have also created the catalogue in Italian !

https://archives....6-aros.lha

I tried to compile UnRAR v6.11 to 64Bit, but the compilation stops with the error shown in the screenshot.

If anyone wants to try to copy the AROS sources, they can be found here:

https://github.co...nrar_amiga

In the os.hpp, line 235 there is:

#define UNIX_TIME_NS

Remove/comment out that line and this specific error should go away.

Thanks Deadwood, the compilation continued but then I got another error, see screenshot!

Remove '(LONG)' from two lines that get reportoted in the error. The exact place is indicated by the '^' arrow in error report.

Thank you and sorry to waste your time! but after deleting (LONG) now on the same strigs another error is shown, se screenshot.

Ok, try this: instead of removing (LONG) change it to (SIPTR)

Thanks for your help deadwood the compilation was successful, UnRAR-v6.11 is now available on AROS 64Bit, all modern RAR archives are now supported!

In the screenshot ZuneARC unpacked an archive created on a PC with WinRAR 7 64Bit

please uploading on archives unrar thanks