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Does anyone use BlitzMax NG in Visual studio. If So? What do you prefer to the normal IDE

Does anyone use BlitzMax NG in Raspberry Pi. If So? What do you prefer to the normal IDE

Kind Regards Baggey

I did just try Visual Studio Code for BlitzmaxNG as I wanted to try Codium AI agent. Pretty cool stuff.

I actually have been using Mark Mcvittie's fork of MaxIDE that has autocomplete for keywords and functions/methods/types (Windows only).

https://github.com/markcwm/maxide

-Henri

Quote from: Henri on October 24, 2024, 13:34:16I did just try Visual Studio Code for BlitzmaxNG as I wanted to try Codium AI agent. Pretty cool stuff.

I actually have been using Mark Mcvittie's fork of MaxIDE that has autocomplete for keywords and functions/methods/types (Windows only).

https://github.com/markcwm/maxide

-Henri

I cant get it to work

Baggey

Yeah, it was written for original Blitzmax. See if you can find that some where just to give it a try.

There isn't that much of a difference compared to current NG-version so I might be able to work out the issues.

-Henri

Quote from: Henri on October 24, 2024, 22:23:50Yeah, it was written for original Blitzmax. See if you can find that some where just to give it a try.

There isn't that much of a difference compared to current NG-version so I might be able to work out the issues.

-Henri

Id only try it, if it's for BlitMaxNG it's faster

The IDE itself works with NG, but currently only for 32-bit executables. IDE Source at the moment would have to be compiled with legacy Blitzmax to have it compile without any errors (just tried it and it works). Note that any executable that you make using this IDE in a NG environment would have all the benefits of that environment, so the fact that you used <what-ever-language> to make the IDE, it has no impact on the end result.

-Henri