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Post by atolle on Nov 3, 2005 16:16:46 GMT -5
I want to start doing assembly programming again on the C64. Back in '92 I was using the Merlin 128 assembler, but it is rather slow by today's standards.
I was wondering if anyone can recommend a good cross-assembler for Windows that can compile 6510/6502 assembly language for use on the C64.
Thanks!
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Post by Golan Klinger on Nov 3, 2005 21:28:22 GMT -5
I don't use Windows so I can't answer your question specifically but I can suggest that you check out www.6502.org/crossdev/asm/ because there is a wealth of information there and I'm sure you'll find something that suits you. Also, I realize you weren't asking about C but I thought you might be interested in something called cc64 which is a really cool 6502 C compiler. You can learn more about it at www.cc65.org/faq.php. Hope that helps.
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Post by Golan Klinger on Nov 3, 2005 21:35:43 GMT -5
By the way, you might be better served by reposting this in the General forum as your question isn't related to Q-Link.
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Post by atolle on Nov 4, 2005 16:26:02 GMT -5
By the way, you might be better served by reposting this in the General forum as your question isn't related to Q-Link. Well, I was hoping I could contribute to the Q-Link project, on the client end at least... that's why I wanted to know about such tools. The ACME cross compiler looks pretty good so far. Shouldn't be too difficult to convert some existing code to the format it needs. Thanks for the info!
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Post by Golan Klinger on Nov 5, 2005 3:01:43 GMT -5
[/Well, I was hoping I could contribute to the Q-Link project, on the client end at least... that's why I wanted to know about such tools. Ah, that makes sense then. Glad to have been of assistance.
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