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Posted By
MikeDX
on 2015-01-18
17:51:25
|  Re: CBM prg Studio
If only this would run on linux! 
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Posted By
ajordison
on 2015-01-18
06:09:33
| Re: CBM prg Studio
Beat those post Christmas blues with a new version of CBM prg Studio!
This version is a bug fix release, although there are some improvements in that the screen designer has been sped up (slightly) and the loading of projects and switching between files is much improved. It's available from www.ajordison.co.uk
Please note that this is the last version I will be releasing for a while as I need some time to concentrate on non-Commodore projects, but do keep sending bug reports and new-feature requests!
Cheers,
Arthur.
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Posted By
ajordison
on 2013-04-08
17:37:58
| Re: CBM prg Studio
Which part of the assembler syntax were you struggling with so I can improve the documentation?
As for "byte <BitmapAddr, <BitmapAddr+320, <BitmapAddr+2*320, <BitmapAddr+3*320", the problem is you can only use simple 2 term expressions, so you can't do things like "BitmapAddr+2*320", you need to simplify it.
Thanks for highlighting the macro problem, I'll try and fix it!
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Posted By
KiCHY
on 2013-04-05
03:25:04
| Re: CBM prg Studio
Hi,
This week I used CbmPrgStudio 2.5.3. I fought the assembler syntax at least an hour :/ I suggest describe the exact assembler syntax in the documentation. Or did I miss that information?
For example:
"sta $1234, x" -> error, space after the , is forbidden.
"BitmapAddr = $2000" -> this is a constant not a variable as the documentation references.
Please give us support to use constants (variables) in BYTE, WORD, etc. declarations
this works: "byte <$2000, <$2140, <$2280, <$23c0"
But this should work as well: "byte <BitmapAddr, <BitmapAddr+320, <BitmapAddr+2*320, <BitmapAddr+3*320"
Please support constants in macros as well.
"sta XCoord" works like charm outside macros. In macros it gives an error.
Thank you your work so far!
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Posted By
SVS
on 2013-03-31
09:56:14
 | Re: CBM prg Studio
Glad to see this progress. Thank you Arthur!
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Posted By
ajordison
on 2013-03-31
06:52:54
| Re: CBM prg Studio
I've released a beta version of CBM prg Studio 2.6.0 here:
http://www.mediafire.com/?b16s4vx5y1fwqud
Propbably more interesting to you guys is that it includes a tool to convert Genesis assembler files into prg studio files. Please note that it is a test version so be careful with your source! If you have any problems/suggestions please report them in this forum so other users can see them. Cheers!
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Posted By
ajordison
on 2012-07-01
17:37:35
| Re: CBM prg Studio
Thanks! No, prg studio can only use it's own built in assembler. It does save its .asm file in a text format though, so you could use any assembler which reads plain text files.
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Posted By
carrion
on 2012-07-01
17:14:19
 | Re: CBM prg Studio
Good job!
Is there a way to use kickass as default compiler?
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Posted By
Gaia
on 2012-07-01
14:54:04
| Re: CBM prg Studio
Good job, and many thanks for the support!
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Posted By
ajordison
on 2012-06-30
17:09:23
| CBM prg Studio
Hi,
Just to let you know that version 2.4.0 of CBM prg studio is available to download from www.ajordison.co.uk
New in this version is full support for the extended colour palette in the screen designer.
Enjoy!
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