Hey. I've released a new version of my 6502 assembler+linker suite, which you can download from
http://www.stud.ntnu.no/~kenth/xorcyst
The full source is there, plus some binaries for (Mandrake)Linux and Windows/DOS. If anyone has (lack of) success compiling it on other platforms I'd appreciate to hear about it.
To celebrate the occasion, I've also released the source code to a NES homebrew game I did a couple of years ago, "BombSweeper", which you can also download from the above URL. It's basically just a "port" of the original X816 version, but I plan to update it to demonstrate the use of data segments, macros and user-defined types (structs, unions, enums) in my assembler.
New versions of 6502 assembler+linker, BombSweeper source
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I've released a new version (1.2.0) with support for forward/backward branches (+, ++, and all of that). Even though I originally opted not to implement them because I feel they're error-prone constructs, I got really tired of changing my old code to use local labels. Backward compatibility is a good thing.
If you're on Windows, I recommend cygwin: http://www.cygwin.com.Bregalad wrote:Hum, how to have a Make environnement ?
On another note, I just released version 1.3.0 of the assembler. The most noteworthy news is the support for bitfield records.