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Scout
Registered: Dec 2002
Posts: 1570 |
Which crossassembler do you recommend?
(Hi Tim! ;-)
On my search on the net I found several 6510 x-assemblers but which crossassembler do you recommend?
A crossassembler which has Tasm compatibility and has some macro capabilities would be neat.
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CyberBrain
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i recommend the ca65-assembler (part of the cc65 C-compiler at http://www.cc65.org ). It's got the most commands of any assembler i've ever seen, and with 2 commands it can be made turboass compatible.
(other than that i've used 6502 turbo assembler by taboo once, which was nice - but ca65 beats all) |
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Earthshaker
Registered: Sep 2002
Posts: 118 |
I'm stunned! You're actually making work of this. ;) |
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Jayce
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Registered: Dec 2001
Posts: 39 |
The taboo version can handle converted .seq outputs of the real tasm on C64
(conversion is actually nothing more then setting the eol to LF instead of CR ;) )
That C compiler is nice, but rather useless for demo projects. But i'am going to take a look at the CA65 file. If it can handle tasm sources, long filenames and .binary and .include's it sounds like a very good deal to me.
(so roland, when is the new silicon demo ready :) )
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CyberBrain
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Quote: I'm stunned! You're actually making work of this. ;)
what? ;) |
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Earthshaker
Registered: Sep 2002
Posts: 118 |
Quote: what? ;)
Oh sorry, it was ment for Scout. :) |
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cmp
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Registered: Jun 2002
Posts: 4 |
Dreamass, http://people.freenet.de/LittleDreamLand/dreamass |
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Scout
Registered: Dec 2002
Posts: 1570 |
Quote: I'm stunned! You're actually making work of this. ;)
Yeah... well...maybe this time for real?!
I checked the cc65 and it looks very interesting indeed.
I'll check the others too. Thanks y'all for responding!
The only thing I have to do now is to brush up my 6502 assembler skills because it has been 12 years ago since I typed my last LDA :)
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JackAsser
Registered: Jun 2002
Posts: 2014 |
I've been using ca65 together with ld65 and gmake/nmake now for almost a year. It's superb! You just have to get rid of the TASS thinking of using *=$xxxx etc... Using these tools you need to make proper link files and define segments etc. This can seem tedious but you really gain in the end when you need to relocate etc. prior to linking the parts together.
The macro support is also very very good, although you get lazy with it and stop doing code generators... :D
Anyway, I really suggest you give ca65/ld65 a fair chance, it's a great toolset. |
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WVL
Registered: Mar 2002
Posts: 902 |
I'm using TASS6502 by Taboo (Jayce mentioned it before). The reason for it is mainly that I'm lazy. It's 100% compatible with turbo-assembler on the real thing, which means that any sourcecodes i make are still able to compile on the real thing.
You can ask TDJ and Ben about it, i prepared a small example package for them to show how to compile/make d64's/startup vice/etc.
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yago
Registered: May 2002
Posts: 333 |
I would like to make shameless self-advertising, but our cross-assembler is not turbo-ass-compatble..
Is there any Documentation about the file-format of tass, I would like to code a converter.
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