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bloodline wrote:Oooo... I bet 'at wurf summit! :crazy:-Edit- I'll have to dig my box out, I never did actually look at what was on the CD-rom :-?
bloodline wrote:QuoteKarlos wrote:Quotebloodline wrote:Yeah, I used to use vbcc... That experience put me off PPC programming for life :-DI dunno, I think you are being a bit unfair on it. Admittedly earlier versions were a bit buggy, but I found later versions pretty good and more than capable of outpacing gcc in code performace terms. I also found it quite handy for making quick mixed binaries - you have to manually handle your context switches in WOS though. Although I preferred this anyway, as I used to group OS calls (such as updating the display, switching buffers, gathering inuition messages into a local queue etc) into single 680x0 functions that required just one context switch.
Karlos wrote:Quotebloodline wrote:Yeah, I used to use vbcc... That experience put me off PPC programming for life :-DI dunno, I think you are being a bit unfair on it. Admittedly earlier versions were a bit buggy, but I found later versions pretty good and more than capable of outpacing gcc in code performace terms. I also found it quite handy for making quick mixed binaries - you have to manually handle your context switches in WOS though. Although I preferred this anyway, as I used to group OS calls (such as updating the display, switching buffers, gathering inuition messages into a local queue etc) into single 680x0 functions that required just one context switch.
bloodline wrote:Yeah, I used to use vbcc... That experience put me off PPC programming for life :-D