Now that I am currently encouraged to use linux (after my windows machine decides to slow right down after 5 minutes use), I have discovered the fun of developing with it.
I have code:blocks, scite, meld, gimp, pasmo :)
has anyone tried z88dk with linux?
Quote from: arnoldemu on 11:19, 08 July 11
has anyone tried z88dk with linux?
Not me, but Pulkomandy has collected together cpcsdk (http://code.google.com/p/cpcsdk/) for Linux...?
Quote from: arnoldemu on 11:19, 08 July 11
Now that I am currently encouraged to use linux (after my windows machine decides to slow right down after 5 minutes use), I have discovered the fun of developing with it.
I have code:blocks, scite, meld, gimp, pasmo :)
has anyone tried z88dk with linux?
I did a year ago, with success.
Tried sdcc also but the resulting binary did not work.
I did not want to have to do things manually, and I also wanted to be able to deploy it easily on any other Linux, so I wrote makefiles for that purpose and made a tiny package.
See cpcitor/cpc-dev-tool-chain ยท GitHub (https://github.com/cpcitor/cpc-dev-tool-chain), an embryo of an integrated C or ASM development toolchain for the Amstrad CPC platform (or emulator). Designed for quick start on Linux (or similar) systems : get a copy, run "make" and get a DSK ready to run into the emulator. It even downloads and compiles tools (the cross-compiler, iDSK) if needed.