CPC SDK for Linux/Unix

[PulkoMandy]

Hello,
As I was tired of exchanging patches for the tools I used for developping on cpc, we have created a new page dedicated to the tools used to develop cpc things under linux/unix. We're trying to gather there many small projects that are very useful for faster coding.
You'll find all that here : http://code.google.com/p/cpcsdk

Please spread the word !

[Gryzor]

Well, why not spread the word through the wiki's homepage? Go ahead!

[PulkoMandy]

i'm busy coding, no time for the wiki :>

I've got the cpcfs tool working on an usb floppy drive ! you can now read and write floppies in the romdos d1 format with usb
Other formats can't work, so you'll need parados on your cpc...

[cpcitor]

i'm busy coding, no time for the wiki :>

As a first step, I added a "Integrated toolchains" section mentioning this thread in Programming:Cross Development - CPCWiki
Feel free to review/criticize/correct.

[Munchausen]

i'm busy coding, no time for the wiki :>

I've got the cpcfs tool working on an usb floppy drive ! you can now read and write floppies in the romdos d1 format with usb
Other formats can't work, so you'll need parados on your cpc...

Wow, that IS good news... how did I only just see this!


Are you really saying that now I can use a USB floppy and Linux to make floppies that the normal CPC ROM will recognise?


EDIT - ok I didn't read that properly where you said it needs parados!

[Marq]

This stuff is for MSX+SDCC, but some of the optimized Z80 copy/memset routines might be useful on the CPC, too:
svn://www.kameli.net/marq/msxlib
Use as you wish 

[db6128]

I have to be a back-seat moderator here and ask why this is in Off-Topic.

[Gryzor]

Huh. No idea. I guess it was started here, I guess it belongs in Programming?


Good job spotting it