Re: A83: Re: SDK PDF file and ti83plus.inc
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Re: A83: Re: SDK PDF file and ti83plus.inc
I use Assembly Studio for editing code for the Game Boy, even though I wrote
my own assembler for that. It's a great editor for Z80 code. The newest
version allows you to specify your own external tools and will show the
output in the assembler window, so you could use TASM or whatever if you
like, and still have one button assembling for your projects.
> James speaks. He says to use ZDS. woo... =P I still use TASM for my
> Application Development, and it works great. Although, I do use AsmStd to
do
> the typing of code, but not for compiling. There had been problems with
> AsmStd's compiling process in the past, where its hex file wasnt optimal
for
> TI to use to sign it. I use some nifty batch files instead, where I just
have
> to type one thing at the DOS prompt, and it Compiles, Signs, and sends to
my
> calc for testing purposes, all at once. That kind of functionality is
better
> than having to adapt to ZDS, if you ask me...
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