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Jak T Rip
Registered: Feb 2002
Posts: 39 |
PRG to SEQ?
Hi there,
it is probably a stupid question, but (how) can I convert a PRG into a SEQ file? I have a code snippet that I'd like to import into turboass, but my usual tools won't let me save it as a SEQ file.
Thank you and forgive me my ignorance...
JTR |
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Romppainen
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Registered: Apr 2008
Posts: 40 |
Umm, do you need just to change the file type from PRG to SEQ? In such a case, if you're using emulator or real hardware and have file in floppy or disk image, you can do that using disk commands
LOAD"FILE",8,1
SAVE"FILE,S",8,1
or alternatively open image in DirMaster and use right click -> filetype.
Edit: Duhh, or use your OS's rename command and change the file extension, I guess it's not C64 TASS you're using after all... |
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Graham
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Registered: Dec 2002
Posts: 990 |
LOAD + SAVE ain't a good idea. I expect he is talking about a text file stored as PRG. That would not work.
Best way is to use Dirmaster.
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iAN CooG
Registered: May 2002
Posts: 3194 |
I think Jack T Rip haven't explained exactly what he wants to do. Changing file tye prg to seq won't help importing a code snippet into tass =)
I think want he needs is to disassemble a binary (prg) to a text and then importing the source text (as seq) into tass, right? |
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Jak T Rip
Registered: Feb 2002
Posts: 39 |
Yepp, I was talking about a text saved as PRG.
Thanks, Graham - Dirmaster was the tip I needed. |
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Jak T Rip
Registered: Feb 2002
Posts: 39 |
Romppainen... thanks for the tip as well!
I really use a C64 for coding. It's not really Tass but VAss (for SCPU, but basing on TAss and mostly compatible to it) but I prefer working on the real machine rather than using a cross dev environment. Also I find a C64 assembler with automatic formatting and integrated monitor functions plus freezer cartridge more convenient than a text editor with highlighting plus an emulator. |
