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Excellent !!
Great release! Thanks for all your work on this one and for releasing it for everyone to use.
sharing is caring! now go ppl, make an a500 demo about it :D
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sharing is caring!
Yup.
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now go ppl, make an a500 demo about it :D
Show how to do it. Or...
A great service to the Amiga 500 scene.
this seems great and just what i've been looking after but i have no clue how to get it to work. i haven't used vs code before so probably i'm missing something obvious?
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this seems great and just what i've been looking after but i have no clue how to get it to work. i haven't used vs code before so probably i'm missing something obvious?
Install VS Code from https://code.visualstudio.com/, then download the extension release and follow instructions from this page: https://github.com/BartmanAbyss/vscode-amiga-debug/releases
ah right, that settles it :) i couldn't find the vsix file at first.
<3
GCC 8 (with debugger) for Amiga with includes and some tools.
Time to ditch VBCC?
Haven't used it yet but this could be a life saver for us.
this is cool
Great research and dedication for the platform
Give me this for 060 and cpp and you will be my hero!
Nice release...enjoyed watching the seminar too... but we also need a fucking good 68k debugger too :D
Ziemlich geil!
This is amazing. I definitely need to look into using gcc8 with our framework.
Excellent idea.
checking now...
It doesn´t help me personally, but it looks sexy. ;)
Awesome release.
Have you got any documentation about the details (compiling assembly files and call from C, incbin usage, etc.?
Thank you for your great work Bartman!
Have you got any documentation about the details (compiling assembly files and call from C, incbin usage, etc.?
Thank you for your great work Bartman!
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Awesome release.
Have you got any documentation about the details (compiling assembly files and call from C, incbin usage, etc.?
Thank you for your great work Bartman!
See the included .s files for assembly example, and .s section in Makefile8mingw
Code:
INCBIN(copper, "dir/copper.bin")
void xxx() {
memcpy(font->data,copper,1024);
}Thanks!
really good work!
Awesome stuff....sorry I missed the seminar at Evoke :/
Hope to see more A500 stuff appearing because of this.
Hope to see more A500 stuff appearing because of this.
Update: new version supports C++!
GitHub download
GitHub download
A W E S O M E !
Updated. New version 0.9.0 features GCC 10.1, binutils 2.34, GDB 9.1
Download GitHub
should improve code performance a bit.
Download GitHub
should improve code performance a bit.
Hey guys,
I just released version 1.0.0 on the Visual Studio Code Marketplace.
This is probably the biggest update ever.
excerpts from CHANGELOG for 1.0.0:
- added function-level + DMA profiling: during a debugging session, press the Profile button on the right of the debug toolbar, and 1 frame will be profiled.
- added ELF file size profiling: right-click an ELF file in the explorer, and select Amiga: Profile File Size
- added WinUAE debug overlays. See template project for debug_* function calls for an example
- updated to latest 64-bit WinUAE
- added command Amiga: Open Terminal
- improved INCBIN macro to correctly report binary size to the size profiler.
- added INCBIN_CHIP macro to put binaries directly into chip mem.
- better demo project, shows copper, bitplanes
- support for different Amiga models (A500, A1200, A4000) in .vscode/launch.json
- now available in the Visual Studio Code Marketplace
Some new screenshots for ya.
I just released version 1.0.0 on the Visual Studio Code Marketplace.
This is probably the biggest update ever.
excerpts from CHANGELOG for 1.0.0:
- added function-level + DMA profiling: during a debugging session, press the Profile button on the right of the debug toolbar, and 1 frame will be profiled.
- added ELF file size profiling: right-click an ELF file in the explorer, and select Amiga: Profile File Size
- added WinUAE debug overlays. See template project for debug_* function calls for an example
- updated to latest 64-bit WinUAE
- added command Amiga: Open Terminal
- improved INCBIN macro to correctly report binary size to the size profiler.
- added INCBIN_CHIP macro to put binaries directly into chip mem.
- better demo project, shows copper, bitplanes
- support for different Amiga models (A500, A1200, A4000) in .vscode/launch.json
- now available in the Visual Studio Code Marketplace
Some new screenshots for ya.
this is pretty dope.
Is anyone working on porting this to work with the Linux version of VSCode ?
I feel i may have to have a go but if someones already started and could use a hand maybe i can chip in ?
I feel i may have to have a go but if someones already started and could use a hand maybe i can chip in ?
Awesome. And also works for 060.
Doesn't work here, tried VSCodeUserSetup-x64-1.46.1 & VSCodeUserSetup-x64-1.47.3 with 1.1.0-preview24
log file: http://franck.charlet.pagesperso-orange.fr/temp/vscode.log
log file: http://franck.charlet.pagesperso-orange.fr/temp/vscode.log
Awesome work, it works perfectly.
Thank you so much !
Thank you so much !
Checked out the latest version yesterday and it looks really impressive. Absolutely awesome work!
A joy to work with, thanks Bartman! Great job on the profiling tools
Excellent stuff, been getting into this recently.
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if this prod is a fake, some info is false or the download link is broken,
do not post about it in the comments, it will get lost.
instead, click here !
See My Seminar "Modern Amiga 500 Demo Development" @ Evoke 2019 for more information about this and behind-the-scenes of our 64k intro CODA