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Posted on 02-Mar-2004 00:39 GMT by dietmar12 comments
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GoldED is an editor and C/C++ IDE for AmigaOS and MorphOS. Service pack 16 contains improvements for the C/C++ mode. The console that displays compiler warnings in a corner of a text window has been re-implemented as DOS handler (screenshot) for better compatibility with AOS4 and MorphOS. The new versions of GoldED and microgolded can be downloaded on the GoldED web site: http://golded.dietmar-eilert.de/golded/files.htm

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GoldED SP16 released : Comment 12 of 12ANN.lu
Posted by Anonymous on 02-Mar-2004 22:27 GMT
> Are there any chances to see the improvements of the C mode in a MorphEd ServicePack?

No. The C/C++ mode in GoldED is going in a different direction, it now needs "devkits", which is a free project to install equally free Amiga compilers (and SDKs, if I can get the permission) in a unified tree, with point-and-click installation:

devkits is about having a tree for compilers that has branches such as "devkits:compilers/amigaos3/gcc/stable/" etc. At the root of devkits, a configuration file describes what compilers are installed, what SDKs, and how to use the stuff. Software such as GoldED AIX (IDEs, generally speaking) can read the configuration file and thus knows how to use the compilers and where to find the SDKs to cross-reference Autodocs and such. And it gets the syntax of the make command, the stack requirements, the target platform etc. out of it. "devkits" is also designed to select a compiler for use: it includes a tool to choose a compiler by its symbolic name, which is assigned in the configuration. One can have several versions of gcc installed next to each other: gcc for pcc/morphos and gcc for m68k, to give an example (the switching tool runs "on" and "off" scripts to select a compiler).

All recent changes to GoldED's C/C++ mode are tied to "devkits". To use the new code with MorphED, the MorphOS SDK installation would have to be be rewritten and be made compatible with devkits. You can not have a separate gcc on the disk outside devkits that is not integrated into the compiler-switching setup and tries to assign gg: on its own in user-startup. No big deal but I somehow doubt that they would be willing to give me control over their SDK installation :)
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