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axe
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turbo assembler for c64 on PC
Is there any easy way to code assembler on PC in a windows enviroment and somehow convert it to .d64 format or view the code in any emulator directly.
It would save a lot of time. I know the most common way to code any on c64 is to use a REAL one, but I don't have the right equipment anymore but I'dd like to do some coding on my old commy just for old times sake.
thanks in advance.
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CyberBrain
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There are many assemblers that runs on PC in dos/windows, which creates C64-code. (6502TurboAssembler, CC65, dasm, etc, etc) You can prolly find some in CSDb (if not: add them when you find them)
You just write the code in your favorite texteditor, and then make the assembler assemble it into C64-code (unless your texteditor sucks, it can be configured to assemble your files when you press a certain key)
The assemblers doesn't output .D64-files. They output normal C64 PRG-files, ready to be transfered to the C64. ...So if you want them into D64-images, you must move them yourself.
(P.S. I don't think it's normal anymore to write the assembly-code on the C64. There are so many advantages of writing them on a PC/AMIGA/MAC (etc). Like unlimited memory for source-code, source-code doesn't take up C64-memory, the source-code won't get lost if your program crashes badly, load/save is fast, you have unlimited disk-space, the assemblers are better + more)
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axe
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thanx alot, I'll try to get a hold of those tools you mentioned.
I'm also coding on pc but I just wanted to try my skills on C64 for old times sake.
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Axodry
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Hoi Michel Mailtje van mij |
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Axodry
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Oftewel Bas
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axe
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he bas da's lang geleden! |
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CyberBrain
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Slightly off topic, aren't we? |
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Perff
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Use the "PM" button for private talk. :)
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