on 1/9/01 6:16 PM, Andrew Davie at adavie@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> development. Best assembler tools I've ever used, and I've been chasing
> them up recently to see if I could get approval for their use.
> Good news! I have approval from the developer AND the copyright owner for
> their distribution!
Okay, I'll bite. How could they be better than Ultraedit
(www.ultraedit.com), DAsm, and the emu of your choice? Why is this the best
news I've heard in a while?
Don't get me wrong; I'll thank you in advance for hunting down any tools
that can help with 2600 programming. I'm just ignorant to how the current
situation could be made better short of a 2600-specific, "you'll never see
it so don't sweat it", VB [IDE]-ish IDE.
Thanks!
Ruffin Bailey
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