Hi!
This is Mr Spock of TNG
I decided to release my environmet. I use Alpine so it "optimized" for Alpine
If someone use it and discovers a fault (or have newer bin-files), please let me know
All files that I have that Atari released compiles and I've
added a clean option to the makefiles so by typing "make clean"
you take away all .o and .cof files and other "maked" file, only leaving the
source code in the project. By typing make, you make the executable ready to by uploaded
to alpine. There is no problem changing the flags to make an binary if one wants that
(for rom or bjl... etc).

To install environment, all you have to do is:
install w98 (or other relic win version like w95, W me..)
Extract the jaguar directory where you see fit and..
Alter the autoexec.bat in windows with the info in the included autoexec.bat
reboot

I use WIN XP and VMware 4.5.2. In VMware I have installed W98, but I've also tried W me.
There I have a second HD setup, and it's just used for Atari Jaguar files. Therefore I use
the d:\jaguar as my jaguar directory.

::IMPORTANT::
wdb is pretty demanding and I've not been able to have it loaded at the same time as another application. If wdb is running I can't switch to the editor. So my procedure is the following
If I want to make workshop/mou I start by opening an ms-dos promt (command.exe) and go to /jaguar/workshop/mou.
I then open the editor and opens the source code files for that project.
When I whant to make the project, I type make in the promt. This is never a problem, I can multitask perfectly during all other dos activities.
To download and run I now type "wdb mou"
wdb loads the mou.cof to it's memory position and I type g<enter> to run it. Now the Jaguar is running the code =)
Now, when WDB is running, I can't multitask. WDB takes up 99% off the resources or more, but this is not a problem for me as when I want to edit the files again I simply interrupt wdb with <ctrl-c> (if WDB is waiting for jaguar) and then exit with q<enter> and get back to the dos promt. Now I can use editor again. Then I switch over to the promt again and type make again, and then wdb mou... until I get the result I want.
As I have the doskey installed in autoexec.bat I just use the arrows up/down to switch between make and wdb mou, just have to type them the first time.