Building and running a RISC OS 64 module.

by gerph 8 months ago

macOS • xterm-256color • fish 250 views

RISC OS 64 modules can be compiled into C code just as you would normally. There might be a few differences in the size of long/int so there needs to be some care, but largely this will be easy to identify. This example recording shows the full build of the BlendTables module using the standard AMU command, and then testing that it works in RISC OS Pyromaniac by loading the module and running the one command it supplies.

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