mjallison42

Sorry for being late to the party. I'm currently using CC65 tool chain since it provides relocatable object models and a capable linker, plus integration with C. On top of that, since it runs on my modern machine, I have access to GIT (or what ever SCS you want). With out a source code control system, life ain't worth living! I totally get the idea of having a native development system, but modern editors (although I use Emacs) and source control are too much of an ask for me. Combine with the X16 emulator, and it's a pretty fast edit-compile-debug cycle.

Use the "view mode" to examine defined labels. This shows all defined labels , even outside of the program region. It is missing the ability to define a label outside of the program region. As for examining the 16 bit registers, the debug display shows those. You can not use assembly mode to look at those locations, you should use "view mode, memory" if you want to see the raw dump.

That is a UI limitation right now. While in ASSY mode, select the address you want to insert at, then insert instruction. This is useful whenever you are attempting an edit outside of the program region. I need to think about append some more.

V 0.81 has been updated to fix bugs in 0.80. Available at the google site.

The Assembly Environment (V0.8) is released, you can get the beta here: https://sites.google.com/view/x16asmenv/home I've also got a video about this release: https://youtu.be/adohtDGGPbE This release is now the first to be considered "beta", since I believe it to be feature complete (based on original plans). From here on out I'll be fixing bugs and making it rom enabled. Comments and bugs welcome!

Nice!

Michael, RE: disabling load/save from banked RAM... it looks like it is disabled for using the sdcard, but it appears to work without it (e.g. using the host file system). Can you let us know how the load/save kernal calls are intended to operate on the final unit?

Livermore (East of Hayward/Oakland) for the curious.

Hi Commandos (is that the right term?), I'm the guy writing the Assembly Environment / Super Monitor. I've been posting releases on FB and Murray**2. I'm still plugging away, and will be posting new updates here, too! In retro, Mike Allison