Active games programmers

[TheBilgeRat]

C only for now.  Might get interested in Assembler eventually.

[TheBilgeRat]

When work isn't taking every waking moment, I do play around on my various Amigas; almost always in a programming perspective. I admit though that I get mired down in the semantics of trying to modernized my coding environment on the Amiga more than I do in actually producing any code on it.

My most recent attempts were to get objective-c compiling on the Amiga because I got frustrated with working with C strings again. A two day deep dive over nothing. Would love to work on a game but don't have the time at the moment; too busy making Netflix Original Content on the web an awesome place.

I'm pretty sure C++ compiles on amiga.  KArlos would be the guy to ask about that I think.

[TheBilgeRat]

How's vbcc? I've heard good things about it.

I'd love to use it, but its 68020+ only, which I have with no way to display.  The only computer I can monitor-ize is the A2000 with a 68010.

[TheBilgeRat]

SAS/C 6.50 is available from the TOSEC Amiga collection on archive.org and the updates to 6.58 are on aminet.

It should run nicely on your A2000.

Failing that you can also get Aztec C from TOSEC too.

It does run just fine

Although, I am not too sure what all the widgets do, and it took me  a while to figure out how to tell it to compile and link.