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> Any ideas, either on DASM or on a different adaptable IDE?
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[For Win9x users...except for the vi stuff ;^)]
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.
Another editor I hear is good is WinEdt, another commercial product.
Of course, I think you can do all of this from within vi editor too. (I
had to plug my favorite editor...) What could be better than writing code
for a primitive but powerful console on a primitive but powerful editor?
:^)
Links:
PFE Home page: http://www.lancs.ac.uk/people/cpaap/pfe/
UltraEdit Home page: http://www.idmcomp.com/products/index.html
WinEdt Home page: http://home.istar.ca/~winedt/
Vim Home page: http://www.vim.org/
matt
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