Best Amiga C compiler?

[Steam Ranger]

Windows- or Amiga-based, also be nice if it comes with includes. I just don't want to have to translate code from elowar docs into assembly to be able to test it.

Edit: completely unrelated, but I just thought of something that would be cool. Could FS-UAE of WIN-UAE be embedded into a website to run an Amiga game or something.

[phx]

Originally Posted by Steam Ranger

Windows- or Amiga-based,

Depends on what is most important for you. Code quality, stability, Amiga integration, cross-compiling, resource requirements (size, runtime), ease of maintenance and setup, up to date with modern C standards, current and long-term support, included tools, debugger support, etc.
Depending on your preferences you will usually choose between an older or newer gcc version, SAS/C or vbcc.

also be nice if it comes with includes. I just don't want to have to translate code from elowar docs into assembly to be able to test it.

Every compiler comes at least with standard includes. On top of that you should select and install an AmigaOS NDK (for example 1.3, 3.9 or 3.2).

[hooverphonique]

Originally Posted by Steam Ranger

Edit: completely unrelated, but I just thought of something that would be cool. Could FS-UAE of WIN-UAE be embedded into a website to run an Amiga game or something.

There are several web-based Amiga emulators.


For instance this one using WebAssembly: https://vamigaweb.github.io/

[pink^abyss]

If you want to create hardware banging games or demos in
an all-in-one solution then I can recommend this:
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com...ss.amiga-debug

[Minuous]

The premium C compiler for Classic Amigas is SAS/C.