vscode-amiga-debug

GCC cross-compiling for the Amiga is available from https://franke.ms/git/bebbo/amiga-gcc for a standalone toolchain, and https://github.com/BartmanAbyss/vscode-amiga-debug for one that requires VSCode. I'm not aware of any working LLVM solution? All I know is that LLVM supports MC680x0 as a backend, can spit out 68k-but-non-amiga-objects and some brave souls have trying to use vlink or mold to produce Amiga executables. Have you seen any working LLVM-based Amiga (680x0 in hunk format) cross-compilers in the wild?

Amiga is a broad term: what chipset etc.? What I really highly advise is this MS Studio Code Plugin: https://github.com/BartmanAbyss/vscode-amiga-debug For me a revelation in ease of use. Hit compile and run - and it does in an emulator. You can use C or Assembler. The author is a well-known scene contributor since the 80th, and does a hell of a job with this nice IDE. Best tool and workflow for someone like me, who only casually writes some not so leetcode Amiga 500 ECS demos these days.

If you want to go a bit more hardcore (no AMOS-shaming btw), there's also an excellent Amiga VSCode extension written by Bartman/Abyss. [0] It has full debugging, profiling, etc. It's quite insane. And it's probably a good time to also plug my 6502 assembler again, which has really decent VSCode support as well. [1] [0] https://github.com/BartmanAbyss/vscode-amiga-debug [1] https://mos.datatra.sh

As the original author wrote, assembler is top level leet-ness. However, we aren't in our teenager years anymore and cannot spend holidays hacking our Amigas, so time constraint is a thing. To be honest, assembler coding was always tedious to say the least. Debugging, Gurus, just to name a few in inconveniences. This opened a chance for Amos. If you have a look at today's leet-ness, have a look a The Black Lotus. They do everything with a cross-development pipeline, they even forked Amiga UAE to streamline their process. TBL is really top notch Amiga coding, fantastic stuff. Amos and cross-development compile to machine code in the end. Besides that it is about easing things. For reference, here is Abyss' fantastic project: https://github.com/BartmanAbyss/vscode-amiga-debug