Game engine written totally in C for classic Amiga hardware. Lightweight, flexible and hackable. Coded mostly for bare HW, OS function usage is receeding. Nonetheless code is OS-friendly, allowing running from and exiting to Workbench gracefully.
Current feature set is OCS-oriented, although produced code should work on AGA just fine.
Currently only VBCC on Amiga/Windows is supported. More compilers and OSes will follow.
You will need to build VBCC from sources or get pre-built package from amiga-dev@github. As noted there, you'll need to set up system variables:
- VBCC: your vbcc\targets\m68k-amigaos directory,
- PATH: add your vbcc\bin dir.
ACE Uses GNU/Make. If you don't have one, be sure to install it via mingw or something. If you already own Code::Blocks, you can simply add your CodeBlocks\MinGW\bin dir to PATH.
If your make throws system errors, try forcing use of cmd.exe instead of sh:
make SHELL=cmd.exe
Get yourself VBCC and GNU/Make. The second one typically requires ixemul.library, which can be downloaded from Aminet.
Proxy have made his own simple build tool. To use it, you must have Python installed.
As engine is during cleanup and overhaul related to public release, code is expected to change drastically. Until then, suggestions & merge requests will be rarely accepted.