What Assembler would anybody reccomend me having a go with, i.e.
preferably the most easy to use :)
Feature`s don`t neccesarily top my needs, as I won`t be doing any
games in MC, just wanting to learn the language, and be able to try
a few small routines.
Hi Calvin,
For SAM I recommend Comet
http://home.orange.nl/edwin.blink/samcoupe/software/comet/comet.htm
it's got fullscreen editor, syntax checking on entering a line and errors are
inserted in the source just
above the line containing the error. Just great to get started.
For PC I recommend
I tend to use TASM 3.2 ,[ for PC ] there are better ones out there as every
one will now recommend the one they like and Edwin's Comet for Sam.
TASM can be found here: -
http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/250/25051.html
Steve(spt)
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I do all my SAM development on the PC, using a cross-assembler. For SAM
development I
chose the AS80 PC cross-assembler... Works a treat! It's free, and you can
grab it here:
http://www.kingswood-consulting.co.uk/assemblers/
My editor of choice is StarBase's CodeWright 6.5 - which is great.
Thanks Edwin :)
I like the online manual, and disk contents with descriptions, will
be very handy :D
I`ll ask some questions if (oops, I mean when, hehe) I get stuck !
Right, I`m off to raid the WoSpec archive for books, any reccomendations?
Edwin Blink [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi
On 4 Jul 2007, at 18:05, Calvin Allett wrote:
What Assembler would anybody reccomend me having a go with, i.e.
preferably the most easy to use :)
Feature`s don`t neccesarily top my needs, as I won`t be doing any
games in MC, just wanting to learn the language, and be able to try
a few small
