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crossassembling
Since I have a laptop running Win2k now, I was looking for a crossassembler... but all I can find are tools to convert a .txt file to a c64 understandable format...(atleast, that's what I think they do...o.O)
Isn't there some kind of complete package running under Win2k, like you have Turbo Assambler on the c64?
and if there isn't... START CODING!!! =P
...nah, just kidding... in that case, I'd like to hear an easy solution for coding on a PC.
Cheers,
Knoeki. |
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Well, thanks to Mace everything works now. thanks!
*goes back to coding* |
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Frantic
Registered: Mar 2003
Posts: 1648 |
...and what was the problem? Got curious.. :) |
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Scout
Registered: Dec 2002
Posts: 1570 |
Quote: ...and what was the problem? Got curious.. :)
The problem was solved using Editplus + 64Tass.
We have a happy Knoeki now. |
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Cruzer
Registered: Dec 2001
Posts: 1048 |
@Knoeki: Always nice to see new people taking up C64 coding. Looking forward to your 1st machine code demo, although it might take a while. It took almost 2 years from I started machine code coding until I released my first demo. So have patience. :) |
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Marauder/GSS
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Posts: 224 |
Quote: ...and what was the problem? Got curious.. :)
I guess the problem was that ACME didn't compile the source due to wrong commandline-parameters in Relaunch, hence there was no file created and that's why Vice didn't load anything...
I have tested it out and got the same behaviour, but just after changing the parameters in Relaunch all worked fine, like mentioned in my previous posts... ;)
anyway, good luck Knoeki... looking forward to see first demo! (c; |
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