Recently I updated my Amilator environment from here:-

https://amiga.vk3heg.net/?p=95

At first I thought it did not work but it seems I had to wait
a little longer.

ie. "Amilator-X64-5.10.0-23.zip" to "Amilator-X64.6.1.0-37.zip"

I am using a "Pentium(R) Dual-Core CPU E6500 @ 2.93GHz" system 
and think the previous might be a little bit faster so I have
made it available here:-

https://archive.org/details/amilator-x-64-5.10.0-23


Other interesting software is here:-

https://crosscompiler-amidevcpp.software.informer.com/

https://en.freedownloadmanager.org/Windows-PC/CrossCompiler-AmiDevCpp-FREE.html

https://mega.nz/file/SGAkwJjS#d5esatsE9VMMnSiemsuqgmw6gETCtlRXWetrv04keLY

I have a successful AmiDevCpp installation on an external drive.

The original "Cygwin.bat" is as follows:-

@echo off
chdir I:\CrossCompiler\AmiDevCpp\bin
bash --login -i

That could be problematic on removable media so I have changed it
to the following:- 

@echo off
chdir bin
bash --login -i

More ideas for making Cygwin portable can be found by searching
in Google. It is not quite WINE ready yet. See the file 
"C:\Documents and Settings\user\Application Data\Dev-Cpp\devcpp.ini".

A newer 68k compiler & includes are available here:-

https://sourceforge.net/projects/amiga/files/Compilers/

I have not tested the suitability of those components
for this AmiDevCpp environment yet.

Despite my critique and wish for portability AmiDevCpp in my
opinion is one of the best Cygwin setups for Windows and Amiga
running on my XP system.


There is a guide for installing the latest Amiga 68k GCC cross
compiler on a Raspberry Pi here:-

https://pistorm.neocities.org/tool

You must build it yourself and I am not quite sure if there are
some broken links there that most likely have alternatives.

Hopefully we will see a more pre-built version of the cross
compiler on Pi-Apps some day.


A "gcc 3.4.0" hardfile with clib2 for WinUAE or similar has been
made and is available from here:- 

https://mega.nz/file/DTgBnboD#EDJnXY3UULeJQpcpw-o2CB29iWh-AezIe6nfIH_HytE

This was made in accordance with the guide available here:-

http://geocities.ws/lorylomb/Clib2_setup.txt


"WinArosDeveloper042008.exe" is an example of QEMU running under
windows and is available from here:-

https://mega.nz/file/6SQEEYKA#ymLusVJT1X4EdEfp80oUdNryQfZ_wHKYfZ-XBIHhPfc

Both the 32bit and 64bit versions ran quite well under my 32bit
XP system.

These QEMU versions might also be useful for launching other
operating systems.

The original source is flakey and available here:- 

http://web.archive.org/web/20160428154033/http://amidevcpp.amiga-world.de/WinAros.php