Using Blide
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| Does anyone know if there's a way to compile Windows x64 executables via Blide when using BMX-NG? |
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| Not that I am aware of. You could always ask the author, but I doubt there's much worth for adding that kind of support to it. |
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| Okay thanks Brucey. I did send him a mail actually heh. |
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| I would literally soil myself with rainbows if Ziggy got Blide to support bmx-ng! Let us know what he said! :) Dabz |
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| I have send a question to the Blide developer,2 months ago about the bmx-ng support. Answer: Manel Ibáñez an mich Mehr anzeigen 15.10.15 Hello Christian, I could do it. Is there any pre-built bmk-ng I can use to test this, including whatever MinGW release is involved? I'm very out of time right now due to other projects, but if you can provide or know where to find an easy to setup bmk-ng version for windows, I could take a look. It should not be too complicated to do and it would definitively be worth it in the long run. Hello Manel, thanks for the answer. Look at this, is it the easiest way http://www.bmx-ng.com/main/ include little tutorial to install for android projects. |
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| Is your answer from "now" or did you reply this also 2 months ago? Dunno why Ziggy isn't replying here in the thread - so potential questions could be answered from the community (new conditionals, new bcc-command line options...) bye Ron |
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| I use NG with Blide. Im going from memory here, But I modified the NG bmk to look for the missing args that Blide does not pass like -g and -fast and use them if they are not given. It works for me, but I can only compile 32bit apps, via blide. That's fine with me, if i want a 64bit build I can just use the included NG ide. btw: the "-fast" "-g" options should really be a default if not given imho. |
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| I sure hope, Ziggy is picking back up on NG support and the x64 option! I'm kind of sitting on pins and needles. However, in the meantime I will try to figure out how to setup sublime text to do that. I already got the bmax config for it and am exploring all the code intel matters. If that all works, well...then ziggy won't have to bother anymore, of course. Would be a shame, because I'm grateful for the many years I've been using Blide Plus, but times are changing... Still, I'm hoping here! :o) |
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| I've used Blide for years, but don't have much reason to pay for another year's worth of updates. NG support might do it. :) Personally, I wish Blide was open sourced, so we fix issues ourselves... |
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| so we fix issues ourselves... MaxIDE is open source for a while now - and still has a broken undo (even in GTK/Scintilla-flavor I experienced some undo-issues). bye Ron |
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| I don't use MaxIDE, so I feel less obliged to fix those. :P I'd consider making my own IDE if I understood how the debugging part works. I really like Blide, but the spelling errors in the interface and documentation drive me nuts. Also, there are little changes I'd like to make and might delve into if the source was available. |
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| Maybe use the chance to look how MaxIDE does include the debugger. (I was to lazy too to do such a thing) bye Ron |
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| Yeah, if I wasn't overwhelmed enough with what I'm dong, I would most certainly consider writing my own or exploring maxIDE's source. There are a few things I would try to hook up: - box selection - vertical selection (writing and pasting across several lines at once) - go to declaration - mouse over to show methods, fields and arguments - a proper undo and redo (for crying out loud) - maybe auto-complete, can get annoying, too. - auto formatting can be nice - proper and more direct debugging info and selection - freaking saving and loading of color schemes Yep, that's about all. 8} |
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