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* Compile source code for your Atari 2600 or 7800 using batari Basic, 7800basic or dasm
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* Optionally launch and test your game using the Stella (2600) or A7800 (7800) emulators
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* Manage your project using the File Explorer or version-control your source code directly with GitHub (and others) using the built-in features of the Visual Studio Code platform.
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* Provide references to your own specific releases of each language or emulator rather than use the includes ones (via Preferences -> Settings -> Atari Dev Studio)
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* Provide references to your own specific releases of each language or emulator rather than use the includes ones via the **Settings**.
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Additional features are planned for the future. At this time the focus is on the core functionality and ensuring full cross-platform support.
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1. Open **VS Code** and click on the **Extensions** button on the **Activity Bar** to display the **Extensions** window.
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2. From the **Extensions** window, search the **Enabled** list and click the **Update** button on the **Atari Dev Studio** item.
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It is recommended you restart VS Code after installing an update.
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> Note: It is recommended you restart VS Code after installing an update.
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## Using Atari Dev Studio
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### Compiling your program
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To display the available extension features press **CTRL+SHIFT+P** to display the **Command Palette**. From the command palette prompt type **adv** to short-list the available options:
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To display the available extension features press **CTRL+SHIFT+P** to display the **Command Palette**. From the **Command Palette** prompt type **adv** to short-list the available options:
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* ads: Open the Welcome page
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* ads: Compile source code
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* ads: Compile source code and run in emulator
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* 7800basic (.bas, .78b)
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* dasm (.dasm, .asm, .a, .h)
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To change a language you can click on the status bar**Language selector**(bottom right) and a list will be shown allowing you to choose another language. Optionally in the settings (via Preferences -> Settings -> Atari Dev Studio) you will be able to either let the extension choose based on the active language or set a specific language to always compile against.
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To change a language you can click on the Status Bar**Language selector** and a list will be shown allowing you to choose another language. Optionally in the **Settings** you will be able to either let the extension choose based on the active language or set a specific language to always compile against.
There are a number of compiler, emulator and editor configuration options available in Atari Dev Studio which can be changed via the **Settings** (Preferences -> Settings -> Extensions -> Atari Dev Studio).
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## This is a preview
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This software is currently in preview and contains the following missing or untested features:
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*[macOS] Stella emulator is missing. You will be required to provide your own path to Stella for the time-being (via Preferences -> Settings -> Atari Dev Studio).
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*[macOS] Stella emulator is missing. You will be required to provide your own path to Stella for the time-being (via the **Settings**).
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*[macOS] 7800basic and the A7800 emulator is untested
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*[Linux] Potential for missing packages (On Unbuntu 18.04.02 x64 I have been required to install a number)
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