This repo implements a simplified environment for developing Tandy Color Computer applications. It implements a Docker image that includes the following tools:
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CoCo Languages and Libraries
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CoCo Development Utilities
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MC-10
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Python and some useful Python packages
This repo is motivated in part by the need to keep the tools in sync between different computers. Because the Dockerfile contains all of the dependencies in a single place creating and sharing a reproducible development environment becomes possible.
On Mac systems you must share /Users with Docker. To do this:
- From the Docker menu select
Preferences... - Click on the
File Sharingtab - Click on
+ - Select
/Users - Click
Apply & Restart
# Start the Docker application if it is not already running
git clone https://github.com/jamieleecho/coco-dev.git
coco-dev/coco-devThis will create a Linux shell in your home directory. You can cd into
your target folder and use typical development commands such as lwasm,
lwlink, decb, os9 and cmoc
coco-dev can be used as a base image for Visual Studio Code Dev Containers.
To get started, simply copy the example .devcontainer folder to the root of
your project folder and open the folder in VS Code. See the documentation for more information.
# Start the Docker application if it is not already running
git clone https://github.com/jamieleecho/coco-dev.git
cd coco-dev
./build