>I have been happily using Microsoft Visual Studio IDE for developing for
>2600 for some time now.
>A simple keypress (F5) sees an assembly. I can double-click on the error
>lines and see the error highlighted in my source code. I can switch to the
>emulator and view the results in <2 secs after making a change.
>Its quick and convenient. Anyone who needs help setting this up, just ask.
Sure, could you email me a copy of Visual Studio? I can take it, I get my
mail over a T1 :) :)
>Try PFE. I was able to get it to integrate DASM, PCAE, and Stella, IIRC.
>There is a drop-down menu that the user can define the items on and when
>I was working on 6502 this is what I used. Just add an item for DASM and it
>will assemble a .bin with the same name as the current file. Given the ease
>with which I was able to get this working, I'd guess that making WAVs and
>playing them is just as easy.
>
>I would dare say that UltraEdit can probably do the same thing along with
>syntax highlighting and other things.
UltraEdit. I forgot about that one... yeah, I got it over here... lemme
try it, thanks :)
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