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Originally Posted by Bartman
I made an open-source VS Code extension for Amiga 500 demo development. Repo on GitHub
One-stop Visual Code Extention to compile and debug Amiga C programs compiled by included gcc 8.3.0 in WinUAE.
Features- No additional tools required. Everything is included (except Kickstart ROM ?). Ready to go make your next Amiga 500 production!
- State-of-the-art code generation by GCC with Link-Time-Optimizations (LTO) for increased performance and smaller code size
- IntelliSense
- Full source-level and assembly-level debugging with callstack, breakpoints, watches, registers, memory view with GDB-enabled WinUAE
- Fully AmigaOS compatible via included .h files
- INCBIN support
- Output to debug console from WinUAE
- WinUAE warp-launch (turbo-boot)
- WinUAE warp-mode control from your Amiga project
Have a look at My Seminar 'Modern Amiga 500 Demo Development' at Evoke 2019 for more information about this and behind-the-scenes of our 64k intro CODA.
I'm here for any questions, just wanted to get the first release out there.
First release with install instructions |
I tried the example and It worked fine, but I have several questions.
- Does this compiler work with Kickstart 3.1?
I tried to compile for A1200 and I couldn't run successfully
- Is it possible to use C++ standard libraries, for instance: <iostream>, <vector>, etc.?
Compilation fails because compiler doesn't find include files iostream and vector. I don't have experience using Visual Studio Code and perhaps it's a problem easy to fix.
Thanks for the new C++ compiler.