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Testicle
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converting c64-prg to pc-ascii?!?
hi, as i want to use the windows-gui for c64-coding, i need to convert my old source-codes from d64-/prg-files to a useable pc-format.
what kind of tool could convert a prg-file to a pc-txt-file, so i can start coding with a simple windows-texteditor in combination with ACME?
if someone needs to know, what kind of "format" the prg-files have, i uploaded a small sample-sourcecode right here:
http://www.popelganda.de/dummy.zip (0,9kbytes)
i'd be very happy if someone could help me with my problem...
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Testicle
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Posts: 131 |
STOP! i got it! reading the manual is quite useful sometimes. ;-)
the assembler i use (not tasm) has an ascii-export-function. works fine now!
thanks for your attention anyway...
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xIII
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what assembler do you use for the ascii export ??
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Testicle
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i use the professional-ass from oliver stiller (c) by digital marketing (from 1988).
it's a very cool program, i think.
the ascii-export-function works quite well. all i have to do after exporting is to convert the ascii-file (still on d64) to a separate prg-file. this file can be loaded into my exteditor. after that i change some small things to make the source compatible with ACME.
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chatGPZ
Registered: Dec 2001
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same can be done with the common tasm (use <- + "w" to export ascii file) .... useful tool in that respect is the textconverter that comes with good old pc64/dos. |
