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glad to hear that tasa

Thanks Kosta <3

I think Lua (yes you can code Dreamcast games with it) would be really awesome for kids, being able to make their own games, given the language is simple, like Python. But in general, for serious stuff C/C++ is still the preferred way.

thanks @steeve :D

You've put a smile on my face reading your comment, thank you for your feedback, happy holidays :D

problem is TinyGo uses LLVM, which doesn't support SH-4. The only reason I went with gccgo is due to SH4 target. In any case, I learned a ton of things doing this project :D

I am using sh-elf-gccgo (GCC) 15.1.0 which is ok-ish I guess. But in general gccgo tries to be close to Go, but they do not implement all the features. e.g. generics are still missing for example.

yeah, been there, nostalgia hits hard. Dreamcast was a beast of its era, it even had Ethernet! Even the VMU was something extraordinary! Too bad SEGA had to cancel it :(

thanks @rpastuszak, much appreciated :D

Hey Timur, long time no see, I hope all is going well :) No, you cannot use generics, they are not yet supported by gccgo.

you're very welcome :D Thanks!