Visual Studio Code Extensions?

[AF2013]

I have notice there is Amiga Extensions to Visual Studio Code called

Amiga Assembly
Amiga E
Amiga C/C++
HollyWood Mal

Are there anymore Amiga Extensions and does anyone used Visual Studio Code(Light Versions....not Visual Studio 2019!) for Amiga Codings?

[JoeJoe]

I use the "Amiga Assembly" extension for my intros and my game. I also find it great that I can program on the Mac and PC. The source code is on Github and is consumed by both systems. The execution of makefile is also wonderful. Debugging is also a dream.

[Ernst Blofeld]

I'm using the Amiga C/C++ extension at the moment. The only other things I've thrown in are non-Amiga specific things, like Better C++ Syntax, Hex Editor and Remote - WSL.

[Samurai_Crow]

I use both Amiga C and Hollywood MAL. I didn't know about Amiga E being on there though. I'll have to look into it.

[AF2013]

I am sure there is

BlitzBasic 2(Cant seem find it for some reason!)
Amos2

in there

[Etze]

Originally Posted by AF2013

Amiga E

Nice, just tried it:

[defor]

Originally Posted by AF2013

I have notice there is Amiga Extensions to Visual Studio Code called

Amiga Assembly
Amiga E
Amiga C/C++
HollyWood Mal

Are there anymore Amiga Extensions and does anyone used Visual Studio Code(Light Versions....not Visual Studio 2019!) for Amiga Codings?

Amiga Assembly is a terrific tool!

It's a pure joy to code using it. Highly recommended!


Discussion thread: http://eab.abime.net/showthread.php?t=92239

[AF2013]

Amiga Assembly? It can be daunting for first timer

Had anyone seen this https://joesblog.me.uk/working-with-...uidio-code/418 Amiga C Visual Code tutorials?

[defor]

Originally Posted by AF2013

Amiga Assembly? It can be daunting for first timer

Had anyone seen this https://joesblog.me.uk/working-with-...uidio-code/418 Amiga C Visual Code tutorials?

Seems very basic.


Here is Bartman's c/c++ addon to VSC using gcc: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com...ss.amiga-debug


If you're familiar with Amiga-Assembly extension, you can also try prb28's project to use vbcc as a C compiler: https://github.com/prb28/vscode-amiga-vbcc-example

[pink^abyss]

For A500 demo & games coding i can recommend Bartman's Amiga C/C++ Compile, Debug & Profile.
I supports source level debugging and has a build in CPU and DMA/Blitter profiler.

Tiny Bobble, "Tiny Galaga", "Tiny Invaders" and Abyss' "CODA" have been made with it.

[axilmar]

Originally Posted by pink^abyss

For A500 demo & games coding i can recommend Bartman's Amiga C/C++ Compile, Debug & Profile.
I supports source level debugging and has a build in CPU and DMA/Blitter profiler.

Tiny Bobble, "Tiny Galaga", "Tiny Invaders" and Abyss' "CODA" have been made with it.

Does anyone know how to add fast ram to the Amiga 500 configuration?

I have added it like this in launch.json, as mentioned in github:

        {
"type": "amiga",
"request": "launch",
"preLaunchTask": "compile",
"name": "Amiga 500",
"config": "A500",
"program": "${workspaceFolder}/a.mingw",
"kickstart": "${env:AmigaRoms}/kickstart.1-3.rom",
"internalConsoleOptions": "openOnSessionStart",
"fastmem": "512k"
        },

But when WinUAE runs, the emulated Amiga does not have any fast memory.