From: Marc 'BlackJack' Rintsch (marc_at_rintsch.de)
Date: 2003-01-09 12:28:06
On Wednesday 08 January 2003 21:23, Brian Bagnall wrote:
> I've got a tip and a question. Is anyone is using Eclipse
> (www.eclipse.org) as an IDE for cc65? I've been playing with it and
> it seems to be pretty good overall for setting up projects for cc65.
> It even handles makefiles, which should be helpful when compiling
> larger, multi-resource C projects. It also handles CVS, so it would
> work well if someone wanted to host a big c64 group project on
> Sourceforge or some other open source site.
I'm using a quite simple text editor (NEdit) which has syntax
highlighting (regexp based) and a C-like macro language. I write my
Makefiles with a text editor too and I use CVS from the command line or
through cervisia (CVS frontend).
My C programs/projects are all small enough for this approach. A
complete IDE would be overkill.
> Now my question. With cc65, once it produces a binary executable you
> want to run it using an emulator, such as Vice. The binary has no
> extension, and uses the name of the source file. e.g. hello.c
> produces a binary called hello. When setting up a tool in an IDE, is
> there a way to get rid of the .c extension, maybe with a batch file?
> Most IDE's, such as Eclipse, have the filename variable but it always
> includes that darn .c extension too.
A good IDE should give you several variables for a filename. With or
without path and with or without extension at least. IIRC even
Ultraedit has those variations.
But wasn't ecplipse an IDE framework where you can write your own
plugins to extend it's functionality!?
Ciao,
Marc 'BlackJack' Rintsch
--
"A mind once stretched by a new idea never regains
its original dimension."
--Oliver Wendell Holmes
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