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Will it be possible to run this software on an Amiga 600 in the future? Currently, from what I've read, a 68020 processor is required.

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all binarys are built for 68000 , if it doesnt work please let us know .  The idea is to bring modern development to the Amiga platform regardless of cpu ..  try the free version if it borks get in touch . This is a passion project and we will do whatever it takes.  We will endeavour to fix any issues as they arise 

Unfortunately, the application (free version) failed to run on a real Amiga 600 (installation to hard drive): Program failed 8000 0004.
Chip:2MB, FAST:4MB.

Thanks for that, we will look into it.

Very nice, although I miss native support for Envoy similar to what StormC uses, along with a MCP server.

Really cool to see a native OS3 development environment like Visual Studio but for Amiga.

Thanks for your support, we have some cool new features coming soon

Definately a project that needs to be supported, just bought the full version. Keep on that amazing work !!!

Thank you very much, your support means everything to us. :)

Is there any E-Mail to where I can send my "problems" ? :-)

jamespurcell191@yahoo.com

Hello,

Which compiler is used in AmiCC23?

Kind regards,

Christoph

AmiCC23 is its own toolchain. it was developed from the ground up to be a modern ISO C23 conforming compiler, linker, debugger for C/C++
it is not GCC, it is not SAS/C or StormC, these compilers are outdated. AmiCC23 lets you use modern programming techniques on the Amiga.

Download the Free version and give it a try.. the Full version  is not time limited.

Ami::Blocks IDE and AmiCC23 were developed in tandem to compliment each other

In your preview picture of the IDE Toolchain refers to GCC. Can you explain please?

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yes absolutely .  Ami::blocks was ready for alpha releases before AmiCC23 so we released it to Aminet with support for GCC .  GCC support has been dropped now AmiCC23 is feature complete and ready .  It offers a much better experience and is tightly tied to Ami::Blocks