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paolone

Re: AROS native IDE

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Murks! is still included in Icaros Desktop Live but, frankly speaking, I ran it and test compiling examples for the last time years ago. I admit I don't even know wether it's working anymore or not. So any feedback and any help to find and fix issues is welcome.

Posted on: 2016/10/13 9:06

p.bes
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mordesku

Re: AROS native IDE

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You should try coding on linux and testing in linux hosted. You can setup your favorite IDE as I did. Look at this movie:

<a href="https://youtu.be/kQCBK7HhpKw">https://youtu.be/kQCBK7HhpKw</a>

Posted on: 2016/10/12 18:29

EdzUp

Re: AROS native IDE

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I havent installed AROS in a while and would like to get back to it, is Murks bundled with the Live DVD setup or do you have to download it from somewhere?

Having a C++ IDE and Compiler INSIDE AROS would be a HUGE plus for me as I like coding native and testing different aspects of the platforms im using.

Posted on: 2016/10/11 18:08

Kalamatee

Re: AROS native IDE

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Quote:

saxplayingpcgeek wrote:
It would be really, really nice to have an AROS port of Scintilla, which is an excellent text editing library used by a lot of text editors and IDEs including Notepad++, Geany, Komodo, and Programmer's Notepad.

I have it partly ported but it still needs a lot of work - if anyone is interested I can provide the stuff I've done so far.

Posted on: 2016/9/4 15:32

saxplayingpcgeek

Re: AROS native IDE

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It would be really, really nice to have an AROS port of Scintilla, which is an excellent text editing library used by a lot of text editors and IDEs including Notepad++, Geany, Komodo, and Programmer's Notepad.

Posted on: 2016/9/3 19:59

JonRobertson

Re: AROS native IDE

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Initially, I'm doing a little C and Pascal directly in AROS. origami gave me some great guidance on setting up FPC for cross-compiling. I hope to have time to get that working before Monday. Then my next step will be to learn how to cross-debug AROS apps that I have cross-compiled.

Baby steps... :)

Posted on: 2016/8/16 22:07

deadwood

Re: AROS native IDE

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I personally mostly cross-compile and debug AROS a lot under Linux.

Posted on: 2016/8/16 19:30

Krzysztof

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JonRobertson

Re: AROS native IDE

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Sounds good! I'm starting with something that will hopefully be extremely simple. Once I've done that, I'll probably grab the Murks! source out of curiosity.

Who knows, I may think of something I want to try and add later.

Out of curiosity, do you do most of your coding inside AROS or on another platform and then cross-compile for AROS?

Thanks!

Posted on: 2016/8/16 18:08

deadwood

Re: AROS native IDE

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Well Murks! is very basic and should do for simple programs. Also since I'm an admin of that project, in case you would like to extend it, I can add you to the project :D

Coding Murks! in Murks! :D

Posted on: 2016/8/16 15:47

JonRobertson

AROS native IDE

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I've come across AmiDevCpp and Murks! Are either of these actively used? I'm hoping to find a decent C/C++ IDE. I won't mind if it supports other languages or can be configured to support additional languages. But I'm going to get my feet wet with C/C++ code, so that's my main focus.

Thanks!

Posted on: 2016/8/16 9:04