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Swoffa
Registered: Jan 2002
Posts: 17 |
Developing with Kick Assembler and Sublime
I have started to build a Kick Assembler package for Sublime text editor. A little guide on doing C64 coding with Sublime/Kick Assembler can be found here: http://goatpower.org/2013/09/15/c64-development-with-kick-assem..
Maybe useful to someone, what do i know. Nice things is that its free, very simple to setup and supports developing on both OSX and Windows.
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Swoffa
Registered: Jan 2002
Posts: 17 |
Version 1.0 of Kick Assembler package for Sublime Text is out.
Changes:
- The Java CLASSPATH is used when running Kick Assembler, which means you can place the KickAss.jar file anywhere (wanted by Trasher/Active)
- Small fixes in language-definition (syntax coloring)
- Version upped to 1.0, to indicate that all basic functionality is in there and that its fairly stable
A very small amount of more info here:
http://goatpower.org/2014/08/13/version-1-0-of-kick-assembler-p..
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WdW
Registered: Jun 2013
Posts: 13 |
This is really nice, thanks! I've been using CBM prog studio but I've been aching for a ST plugin. :) |
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Swoffa
Registered: Jan 2002
Posts: 17 |
Version 1.1 of the Kick Assembler package for Sublime Text available.
Changes:
- Support for Linux (tested on Ubuntu)
- Support for Sublime Text 2
- Fixed annoying extra indentation for some snippets
Simply install/upgrade with Package control in Sublime (other options available, see below).
A new page containing all info about the package is available. The page contains everything from feature description to install instructions:
http://goatpower.org/projects-releases/sublime-package-kick-ass..
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Lead
Registered: Dec 2004
Posts: 20 |
Really nice, keep up the good work !!
This is the combination I work with and it works like a charm, using only F7 to assemble, Snippets and smart-auto-complete - loving it :)
Allthough 1 minor thingy is that the system PATH is not recognized as it does not find Kick (I've got Kickassembler in a different folder than the package uses). But it's as easy as making minor adjustmend to the package. |
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Swoffa
Registered: Jan 2002
Posts: 17 |
Thanks!!
Quoting LeadAllthough 1 minor thingy is that the system PATH is not recognized as it does not find Kick (I've got Kickassembler in a different folder than the package uses). But it's as easy as making minor adjustmend to the package.
Since Kick Assembler is java, it will be recognized if you add the full path of KickAss.jar to the CLASSPATH environment variable. Does that help or did i misunderstand?
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PopMilo
Registered: Mar 2004
Posts: 146 |
Spent whole morning trying to make Sublime 3 working with Kickass on Arch linux... No matter what I set in classpath it just didn't work. Like it's not using default env variables from bash.
Finally what worked was to use similar setting as in MACOS version. I've put this in build settings file (inside installed Sublime package):
"linux":
{
"env" : {"CLASSPATH":"$CLASSPATH:/home/user/dev/compilers/KICKASS/KickAss.jar"}
}
Now it works great ! Thanks for such a good tool ! |
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