It occurred to me after reading a completely unrelated post that it would be extremely easy to set up the CodeBlocks IDE so that it would not only compile a C program using the CE C Toolchain as I previously outlined here: https://www.cemetech.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=17798 but I could set it up to then load the TI-84+CE program into CEmu and run it all with a single key stroke.
To do this all you need to do after setting up your project as I outlined is add the following;
1) Select Project > Build options.
2) In 'Post-build steps' enter these instructions:
cmd /c C:\CEdev\CEmu\CEmu -s bin\$(PROJECT_NAME).8xp --launch $(PROJECT_NAME)
Change the path to point to wherever you have CEmu installed. Now by pressing Ctrl-F9 to build or Ctrl-F11 to clean then build CodeBlocks will build your project, load it into CEmu where CEmu will then run it.
I don't know why, but if you include --no-reset before --launch CEmu will sometimes give you a 'Transfer warning' error (not always) but after clicking OK your program will run. This isn't a big problem, but if it is caused by something I've done wrong I would like to here about it so I can fix it.
Since I've mostly only heard crickets about integrating the CE C Toolchain into CodeBlocks, I am, curious as to how everyone else is compiling and running C or C++ programs.
To do this all you need to do after setting up your project as I outlined is add the following;
1) Select Project > Build options.
2) In 'Post-build steps' enter these instructions:
cmd /c C:\CEdev\CEmu\CEmu -s bin\$(PROJECT_NAME).8xp --launch $(PROJECT_NAME)
Change the path to point to wherever you have CEmu installed. Now by pressing Ctrl-F9 to build or Ctrl-F11 to clean then build CodeBlocks will build your project, load it into CEmu where CEmu will then run it.
I don't know why, but if you include --no-reset before --launch CEmu will sometimes give you a 'Transfer warning' error (not always) but after clicking OK your program will run. This isn't a big problem, but if it is caused by something I've done wrong I would like to here about it so I can fix it.
Since I've mostly only heard crickets about integrating the CE C Toolchain into CodeBlocks, I am, curious as to how everyone else is compiling and running C or C++ programs.
). I've been using CB for around 15 years and feel comfortable with it. Also, I like to go against the current accepted norms and do things differently. Besides, it is good to have choices! I like to know how other people do things, that way I learn more.