GP32 Best IDE or development utilities for GP32?

[NssOne]

What can you people suggest for the best IDE to develop games for the GP32? I would prefer something with a fairly easy setup.

 

[taras]

Notepad + command prompt always seemed the simplest way for me...

 

[Rico]

Mount your partition as a file and hexedit it. Or rip out your harddrive and move the magnets by hand

Seriously: Free, Dev-Cpp is great, MSVC has always have a nice GUI, I like kDevelop but most people hate it, so avoid it. There's also RHIDE which I use for Allegro development, which is like DOS edit but with multiple windows and syntax highlighting. Similarly I like XEmacs, with a few minor modes attached.

- Rico

 

[NssOne]

Yeah, but what's best for development on the GP32?

 

[PulsatingQuasar]

Codewerkz Codewarrior is a pretty nice IDE for ARM processors but it's not free.

 

[Toris]

Personally I use the DevC++ (www.bloodshed.net) IDE, with the command line based gcc devkitadv compiler w/ gp32 patches (http://chn.roarvgm.com). Works fine, and is totally free... which is a bonus

 

[tokikenshi]

Emacs + GCC
Good stuff.

 

[mithris]

Visual slickedit , GCC and GDB.
Really sweet when you got keybindings and scripts up for debugging.

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mithris