Post #2035013
2026-05-05 16:00 UTC
@mcmartin
I did something similar (but smaller!) about a year ago: https://s73.girv.in/glog/2025/2025-04-22-retrodev-delve-1.html
RE: Amiga. vbcc is easy to set up, but the code is kind of slow compared to the gccs. That's not an issue for everyone of course :)
This is a good, one-stop-stop for Amiga C/asm, with vscode and gcc:
https://github.com/BartmanAbyss/vscode-amiga-debug/
RE: C64 (and VIC20) Oscar64 is worth a look.
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@bbbbbr@mastodon.gamedev.place 2026-05-05 17:58
@nivrig @mcmartin Hadn't seen this article before, cool! A couple notes: > I'm not convinced about VSCode as a C editor but the debugging is nice. Not sure it's mentioned, but the Emulicious debug adapter also works with sublime text. Unsure about any other editors. > GBDK-2020 leans on Windows-only tools for graphics Wondering if CrossZGB is meant here? For that, gbtd/gbmb are supported, but mainly for legacy reasons and whatever pixel art editor people want use is the recommendation.