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Testicle
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Relaunch64 3 - RC1 released
Hello out there,
all features planned for the first release of Relaunch64 V3 are completed now and the first release candidate is now available as download:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/relaunch64/files/3.0.0/RC1/
Requirements: Java 7
Runs on: Windows, OS X, Linux (and maybe other), where Java 7 is installed.
The next days I only plan to fix reported bug. New major features will be implemented in further updates.
A short overview of some core features
Editor:
- Drag&Drop support (asm-files are opened, other files will be included with include/import directive; pressing ctrl+shift while dropping will include asm-files and import other files as byte-table)
- auto-completen of labels (ctrl+space)
- Syntaxhighlighting for ACME, KickAss and 64tass (other assemblers may work as well, but probably not all directives correctly)
- undo/redo
- find/replace (regular expression supported)
Navigation:
- Goto line, label, macro, function and section, including all opened files
- jump to pref/next label, section or error (if compiler reported errors)
- jump to label (that is under the caret)
Source/Compile:
- User-defined scripts to run compilers, crunchers and emulators
- Insert sections and separation lines to structure source code
- Insert sinus tables
- Insert byte-tables with bytes from files
- Insert basic start script
- Insert / remove breakpoints (currently only works for KickAss)
General:
- Fast keyboard navigation due to many shortcuts and hotkeys
- customize layout of main window
- re-open 10 recent docs with their associated user script and compiler setting
- logging fo compilers, crunchers and emulators as well as program log.
Hopefully, some of you might find this tool useful! :-)
Best wishes
Daniel |
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soci
Registered: Sep 2003
Posts: 480 |
It clearly gets better, I think I'll not add much to my other post. Only maybe that there's no warning that changing appearance settings only does something after a restart. |
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Testicle
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Thanks again for your feedback! I now realized what you meant with the non-working error-line evaluation and hope it's finally fixed now...
Also, changing certain settings now gives a hint that they only take effect after restart.
New RC under
https://sourceforge.net/projects/relaunch64/files/3.0.0/RC2/ |
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The Gothicman
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I'm not quite sure, but:
Do I -have- to compile via userscript now?!
I mean: It worked fine without, before... So... Hm...
Another point: I'd like to have an "SAVE"-button, as it's annoying to go through the menu each time, I just changed a color, a text etc. |
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Testicle
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Yes, you have to use scripts now. But the effort to set up a user script is almost similar to the initial (path) selection for emulators and assemblers. Once a script is entered, you don't need to alter it if you want to compile and run it. I did this changes and removed the "general" settings because most users I got feedback from preferred the user defined scripts, and having both user scripts and the previous "general" compiler and emulator setting was to confusing and redundant (in regards of a tidy and intuitive user interface).
According to the save-button: You can also save via hotkey (ctrl+s), but I could also add an option for automatic saving before compiling. |
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soci
Registered: Sep 2003
Posts: 480 |
Just add example user scripts by default which can be customized by the user as needed, instead of leaving the script collection empty on install.
If you add a version field into the user script file then these scripts can be automatically added for existing users if the version field is not there yet. And later you can use this to decide which new assembler scripts to add automatically. |
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Testicle
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There are some examples in the Help-file on that preference-tab (see help-button on the lower left).
Perhaps I could indeed include some of these scripts as pre-sets... |
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Testicle
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Ok, I now added a "short description" to the user script text field.
Furthermore, simply drag&drop executables (e.g. x64.exe or acme.exe or kickass.jar) into the script field to automatically create a script.
Syntax scheme now higlights illegal opcodes, and there's a setting to automatically save files before they are compiled (i.e. if you run a user script, unsaved changes will be saved first).
https://sourceforge.net/projects/relaunch64/
Btw, I would like to add more pre-sets for syntax-highlightinh-schemes. If you have any color suggestions, let me know. Currently, the only way to change the colors is by modifying the "relaunch64-syntaxscheme.xml" file in the "C:\Users\<username>\.Relaunch64\" folder. |
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The Gothicman
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Call me stupid, but even if I "drag and drop" kickass and winvice into the userscript, the assembled program won't be started... :(
BTW: Save and compile is quite a good compromise... ;) |
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Testicle
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Posts: 131 |
ok, to find the bug, please provide following information:
1. Relaunch64 build
2. your OS (both information on startup in Relaunch64-log)
3. and the created user-script.
Do the examples in the help-file help? |
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Dano
Registered: Jul 2004
Posts: 234 |
how about providing a compiled exe file for convenience? just like jsidplay did/does. don't have the repo here at work, but shoult be easy to figure out.
just took a quick peek yesterday, need to fully check it out.
would be more than pleasant to finally have a decent ide..
curious about performance though as i pretty much struggle with that on my ui-stuff here at work when it comes to complex things.
have you had a look at stuff like wxWidgets and such for ui? |
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