C64List V3.03

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C64List V3.03 [2013]

Released by :
jwhoag

Release Date :
5 January 2013

Type :
Other Platform C64 Tool

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jwhoag of Portland Commodore Users Group

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http://csdb.dk/getinternalfile.php/112663/C64List3.03.zip (downloads: 320)

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Summary
Submitted by jwhoag on 18 June 2013

Write BASIC and assembly language programs in your favorite text editor on a Windows PC and then compile them to .prg files ready to be loaded into an emulator such as VICE, or onto an actual machine.

Summary
Submitted by hedning on 15 January 2013

"C64List is a Windows command line based tool to aid in cross-development of Commodore 64 software, particularly BASIC software development. It converts and detokenizes .prg and .p00 files into .txt files so they can be edited using your text editor of choice on a Windows machine. And it also tokenizes and converts modified text files back into .prg or .p00 files that can be loaded directly into a C64 machine or simulator such as Vice.

C64List also currently has some limited support for disassembling machine language programs; we intend to add more support for this in the future."

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