Never tried it myself yet as I personally am reluctant to move to Pascal instead of C, but think it is great that now there is already this new option as crosscompiler for the Oric.
https://syntaxerrorsoftware.itch.io/pas ... -additions
Pas6502 Pascal cross compiler now also supports Oric
Re: Pas6502 Pascal cross compiler now also supports Oric
Indeed! I've tried Pas6502 before adding Oric as target and it was good.
Pas6502 uses assembler fragments for compilation - like KickC (not sure maybe they are the same and reused).
It's integrated dev environment, all in all it's worth to try
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Pas6502 uses assembler fragments for compilation - like KickC (not sure maybe they are the same and reused).
It's integrated dev environment, all in all it's worth to try

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Re: Pas6502 Pascal cross compiler now also supports Oric
I've tried it with an example proposed too.
A nice devkit.
A nice devkit.
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Re: Pas6502 Pascal cross compiler now also supports Oric
Actually the dev kit is another thing that holds me back. I really really prefer VSCode, especially now with GitHub Copilot integration.
(Copilot is amazing. It almost automatically documents your code and is very good in suggesting code for functions similar to what you already wrote)
But actually did not check if Pas6502 is usable without the UI. Is it actually?
(Copilot is amazing. It almost automatically documents your code and is very good in suggesting code for functions similar to what you already wrote)
But actually did not check if Pas6502 is usable without the UI. Is it actually?