Putting "dev kit" on USB stick, suggestions?

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  • ewert
    Knight
    • Jul 2009
    • 707

    Putting "dev kit" on USB stick, suggestions?

    Hi all again after another few years. :P

    Picked Angband up yet again, I am still wanting extended home since I play mainly randart games and I just don't like the gameplay of juggle-my-home, I play for dungeonromps not home management. Sooo I will once again code the extended home for myself.

    And then I noticed I still think the trap system is also totally only annoying (for experienced players), not "increasing game depth", since it is just a ^D time and time and time again (my keymap for detect traps). So after a quick extended home, I thought I would re-do also the trap detection stuff removal / changes, probably focusing on the player/trap interaction to be something inline of what you guys have been thinking of doing, so it might actually be incorporated into the main trunk. I'll leave the world changes of the rooms etc. to someone else.

    After that, I'll probably do a full class / race / exp bonus balance pass, and spell balance pass. Optimizing / balance is my niche of things I like to do anyways, so yeah I'll dive into that.

    After that longwinded re-introduction, what I'm asking is what do you guys prefer at the moment for easy compiling and editing? Are there any "standalone" programs, so I can run everything from my USB stick? (so I can do this at work too easily).
  • ewert
    Knight
    • Jul 2009
    • 707

    #2
    Checking codeblocks and devc++ portable at the moment if they are any good ...

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    • ewert
      Knight
      • Jul 2009
      • 707

      #3
      Tried devc++ and Eclipse, neither were "simple" to get working with a fully fleshed out project, urgh. I guess it will be the same as before, git for windows, some lightweight (coding supportive) text editor and a cmd line compiler ...

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      • Nick
        Vanilla maintainer
        • Apr 2007
        • 9647

        #4
        If you had access to virtualization software at work you could always have an entire dedicated Linux VM
        One for the Dark Lord on his dark throne
        In the Land of Mordor where the Shadows lie.

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        • ewert
          Knight
          • Jul 2009
          • 707

          #5
          I'm lucky to have something other than just Internet Explorer installed on the computers, that's the extent of "computer techiness" ... working in a hospital.

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          • ewert
            Knight
            • Jul 2009
            • 707

            #6
            Didnt remember the compiler being so big ... used some premade mingw package, and seems it didn't have all the required libs, urgh. XD

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