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Compyx
Registered: Jan 2005
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Popular (cross)assemblers
I was wondering what the most popular (cross-)assemblers are for programming the C64. Turbo Assembler obviously, but what other assemblers are used?
I'm planning a complete rewrite of my old cross-assembler and I'd like to make it compatible with the popular assemblers out there..
So any comments on assemblers used by coders would be very helpful..
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MagerValp
Registered: Dec 2001
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Is the PDS software available for download somewhere? Do you have pics or schematics of the I/O board?
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Burn
Registered: Jun 2005
Posts: 12 |
@MagerValp: I gave the documentation (about 200 pages) to a friend a few days ago so he can scan the document. Otherwise it surely will be lost. Maybe there are some schematics in there...
I don't think you can find the software somewhere in the net... it's a quite old system. hm, that fits me perfectly... |
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bubis
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Registered: Apr 2002
Posts: 18 |
I have used ca65 the most but I hate it like hell.
My dream assembler is embodied in asl 1.42 mentioned by ninjadrm. Here is my win32 port: :)
http://plus4.emucamp.com/tools.php?tid=45
Some remarkable features:
* multipass macro assembler
* complete support for the 6502's undocumented instructions.
* (compile time) floating point arithmetic and functions including sine, cosine, exponential function, logarithm, ...
* temporary, local, globan symbols
* dynamic symbol name generation |
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MagerValp
Registered: Dec 2001
Posts: 1059 |
Quote: @MagerValp: I gave the documentation (about 200 pages) to a friend a few days ago so he can scan the document. Otherwise it surely will be lost. Maybe there are some schematics in there...
I don't think you can find the software somewhere in the net... it's a quite old system. hm, that fits me perfectly...
Please upload the software, there are a few of us who would like to take a look at it.
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Burn
Registered: Jun 2005
Posts: 12 |
@MagerValp: will do so, but the software needs the iso-card to be plugged in. Otherwise it won't run.
We are going to release a complete bundle including the software, the manual(s) and schematics for the hardware.
Stay tuned! |
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Stirf
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Registered: May 2002
Posts: 26 |
turbo assembler for c64 is the most common, but ass-embler blaster from cascade is actually better, lots of extra functions mouse control (your c64 mouse!)and menu driven, there are two versions of it, low and high, use low:you'll have high memory free ($4000+ or so) use high:you'll have low free ($0800+)worth a try it you aren't yet stuck on tasm, like me |
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Scout
Registered: Dec 2002
Posts: 1568 |
Quote: turbo assembler for c64 is the most common, but ass-embler blaster from cascade is actually better, lots of extra functions mouse control (your c64 mouse!)and menu driven, there are two versions of it, low and high, use low:you'll have high memory free ($4000+ or so) use high:you'll have low free ($0800+)worth a try it you aren't yet stuck on tasm, like me
True, but we're discussing crossassemblers here ;)
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GoDot64
Registered: Jul 2005
Posts: 6 |
Quote: I was wondering what the most popular (cross-)assemblers are for programming the C64. Turbo Assembler obviously, but what other assemblers are used?
I'm planning a complete rewrite of my old cross-assembler and I'd like to make it compatible with the popular assemblers out there..
So any comments on assemblers used by coders would be very helpful..
I'm using MXAss from Mist (available at Fairlight's). It's DOS-based, and I have to run Bochs (a DOS emulator) to use it because of its speed limitation. But it fits my purposes excellently. GoDot gets developed on it since about 5 years.
ado |
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Scout
Registered: Dec 2002
Posts: 1568 |
Quote: I'm using MXAss from Mist (available at Fairlight's). It's DOS-based, and I have to run Bochs (a DOS emulator) to use it because of its speed limitation. But it fits my purposes excellently. GoDot gets developed on it since about 5 years.
ado
Isn't this a bit spartan to code this way?
Btw, I 'dumped' Relaunch64 and use EditPlus2 instead now (thanx Slarti/Chrome!) which fits most of my needs.
For instance, there's a special compilerwindow in Editplus2 which shows the compileroutput. I really miss that in Relaunch.
Link to Editplus2: http://www.editplus.com/
650x syntax highlighting on demand btw ;)
R.
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kamelito
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Registered: Mar 2006
Posts: 14 |
Quote: turbo assembler for c64 is the most common, but ass-embler blaster from cascade is actually better, lots of extra functions mouse control (your c64 mouse!)and menu driven, there are two versions of it, low and high, use low:you'll have high memory free ($4000+ or so) use high:you'll have low free ($0800+)worth a try it you aren't yet stuck on tasm, like me
@MagerValp: will do so, but the software needs the iso-card to be plugged in. Otherwise it won't run.
>We are going to release a complete bundle including the >software, the manual(s) and schematics for the hardware.
>Stay tuned!
Hi,
Did you released this package (if yes where) or is it planned for a later relase date ?
Regards
Kamel |
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