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[Files] GoldED SP16 releasedANN.lu
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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Posted by dietmar on 02-Mar-2004 14:45 GMT
>Another thing preventing anyone from adding addons to GED is the fact that the examples are written in SAS/C, not very complete, i.e. lack of documentation, and comments.

Actually, the examples are full of comments. The documentation is not as good as I would like it to be but when more Amiga users were around, many people created add-ons for GoldED4 based on that material. You shouldn't have problems with the basics, such as moving code from SAS/C to another compiler. Making add-ons is easy but not trivial. You will have to understand shared libraries, message ports and signals, tasks and the use of semaphores.

> Best case, I would like to see the source code for the current working C/C++ Syntax Highlighter.

I prefer to document interfaces and write short examples over releasing messy over-optimized real world source code that many people wouldn't understand and that has no value as example. I want people to implement new ideas, not to mess with old code for a few minutes. To that end, examples with increasing difficulty are included. Besides, in this case, there is no need to step down to the depths of source code because C/C++ syntax highlighting in GoldED AIX is provided by the "generic" syntax parser, which is configurable. If you want something to be highlighted, you add it to its dictionary in a dialog.
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