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Mindcooler
Registered: Nov 2006
Posts: 28 |
coding in tasm on c64/vice with cart
What kind of setup should I use for coding in tasm? I'm currently using the built-in tasm of retro replay, but I have had some problems with overwriting the tasm code while executing:
My code seems to reside in RAM; I can't overwrite $8000-$9000 and still have my code.
Tasm gets overwritten by my vic stuff when I use vic page 1 so I can't jump back into it at $9000.
Any solutions to these? Can I hardstart vice by jumping to the same address the TAS BASIC command does? Should I use "Turbo Action ROM v1" which claims to keep everything in the cart? |
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Oswald
Registered: Apr 2002
Posts: 5017 |
Quote: Magervalp, Frantic: Are they source compatible with the normal tass? How do you jump back into tass? I'd love to try the images, Klegg made a strong case for TMP on LCP :)
I will probably not be doing much developing on my real machine; my RR+RR-net got stolen on some year's BFP.
"I will probably not be doing much developing on my real machine; my RR+RR-net got stolen on some year's BFP."
woah, one would think once we grew up ppl can buy stuff like that.... Shame on you. |
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Mr. SID
Registered: Jan 2003
Posts: 421 |
Quoting MindcoolerI will probably not be doing much developing on my real machine; my RR+RR-net got stolen on some year's BFP.
Then why don't you use a cross assembler? |
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MagerValp
Registered: Dec 2001
Posts: 1055 |
Quote: Magervalp, Frantic: Are they source compatible with the normal tass? How do you jump back into tass? I'd love to try the images, Klegg made a strong case for TMP on LCP :)
I will probably not be doing much developing on my real machine; my RR+RR-net got stolen on some year's BFP.
If you export the source from TASS with ←W you can import it into TMP with ←E. I don't think you can load/save directly, as the addresses differ. |
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Mindcooler
Registered: Nov 2006
Posts: 28 |
Quote: Quoting MindcoolerI will probably not be doing much developing on my real machine; my RR+RR-net got stolen on some year's BFP.
Then why don't you use a cross assembler?
IDK, I just like tass. It feels casual. Haven't mustered up the will to go through the process of choosing a crossdev setup. |
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Mr. SID
Registered: Jan 2003
Posts: 421 |
What about 64tass? 64TASS V1.46 |
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V-12
Registered: Nov 2003
Posts: 206 |
Quote: What kind of setup should I use for coding in tasm? I'm currently using the built-in tasm of retro replay, but I have had some problems with overwriting the tasm code while executing:
My code seems to reside in RAM; I can't overwrite $8000-$9000 and still have my code.
Tasm gets overwritten by my vic stuff when I use vic page 1 so I can't jump back into it at $9000.
Any solutions to these? Can I hardstart vice by jumping to the same address the TAS BASIC command does? Should I use "Turbo Action ROM v1" which claims to keep everything in the cart?
There is one Turbo Assembler for C64 which starts from $9600 - more space for code.
I strongly refer to install +60k inside of your C64 and use +60k Turbo Assembler :) You will have whole memory for compile because source code is kept in additional memory :)
Turbo Assembler Profesional V1.2 [+60K] |
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booker
Account closed
Registered: Jul 2003
Posts: 333 |
Or REU, no? |
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Stainless Steel
Registered: Mar 2003
Posts: 966 |
A simple pc texteditor (notepad++) with a batchfile calling a crossassembler, exomizer and then loading the exomized prg into vice works pretty good for me. |
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Oswald
Registered: Apr 2002
Posts: 5017 |
Quote: A simple pc texteditor (notepad++) with a batchfile calling a crossassembler, exomizer and then loading the exomized prg into vice works pretty good for me.
same here. Notepad++ rulez. You can customize the shit out of it (highlight mnemonics, use c64 rom font), and I love the hide/unhide codeblock & autosave features. |
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ready.
Registered: Feb 2003
Posts: 441 |
I also use Notepad++ with 64tass. They have the advantage to be fully portable, in case you use more than one PC for coding. |
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