Agon Light 2 C Template

**Version: 0.2.0 James Grimwood / [email protected] / https://ncot.uk

This is a very much work in progress collection of stuff to aid with the Agon Light C Compiler that runs under Linux and so on. It is likely to get updated randomly as I do further development and decide things need to be in here.

It uses Semantic Versioning

Requirements

• You'll need the AGDev C compiler already installed and working before this will be any use.
• The fab-agon emulator will also be useful.
• The "Tools" folder contains useful utilities.
• Doxygen generated documentation can be generated, and exists in the docs/doxygen folder.

What to do next

1. Clone this repo and strip out all the Git stuff from it, you'll want to make a new Git repo for whatever you're working on.
2. Look at the Makefile and edit as needed - mostly to set paths and so on, and to see what it does
3. Your code goes in "src/main_src", data can go in "data/"
4. You will need to edit main.c, see the comments in there
5. Look at the documentation inside docs/ if you point a browser at docs/doxygen/html/index.html you can read it all.

I am working on a wizard type tool to copy and set up a new project from this to reduce the amount of effort.

When programming

• Running make will compile things, this should work out the box if you set it up correctly and is a good test.
• Running make emulate will also copy the relevant code into the fake SD card and start the emulator, you will need to copy any resources yourself. It will also edit/create an autoexe.txt file in the fake SD card folder so your code starts immediately. Copy the autoexec.txt first if you've customised it.
• Running make inst_sd will copy everything onto the SD card if you mounted it properly.

If something doesn't make sense, raise an issue. I hate poorly documented code and am putting in effort to make this code have better than average documentation! I've learnt that if I document it, I can also read the docs and don't need to remember what everything does! Fancy that... documentation can be useful. Spread the word ;-)