Exploring the RISC OS build environment for Docker (on Linux or macOS)

by gerph 1 year ago

macOS • xterm-256color • fish 574 views

The RISC OS build environment docker image allows users to build and manipulate RISC OS binaries and files within Linux or macOS. Many of the familiar Norcroft tools are available, as well as some common open-source tools.

This recording demonstrates some of the available tools:

Creating a new RISC OS project
Displaying context-coloured RISC OS files.
Building a C program
Creating a RISC OS format archive
Displaying binary file content
Get online developer information

Additionally there are tools for:

BASIC tokenisation/detokenisation
Zip file listing and extraction
PRM documentation generation
Equivalents of RISC OS commands like Copy, IfThere and *Wipe.
StrongHelp extraction and creation.
Shell with nano configured with RISC OS file colouring.

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