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Title: My new cross-development kit
Post by: Targhan on 13:52, 16 June 09
Hi all,

For a long time I've been looking for the best way to develop on PC for the CPC. Winape, besides being the best emulator, provides a great debugger tool as well as a very nice assembler.

All this is fine until you work on bigger projects. Imagine you'd like, BEFORE assembling your code, to compress a few files, run a few scripts. Then AFTER your code is assembled, you'd like to test all this, but within a specific configuration (with plenty of files loaded here and there, using a DSK you'd have generated, and so on).

You can't do this. That is, not easily (by simply pressing F9). Most of the time, you have to generate something here, assemble there, run something else to create your Snapshot or your DSK...

Until today :).

You will be able to modify the following procedure as you wish, but you will be allow you to :
- Use any external assembleur.
- use any external text editor.
- Follow your own scripts to generate, assemble anything you want, IN ANY ORDER you want.
- Create a SNApshot and inject it in Winape WITHOUT having to reload it or open any window ! I've also made a template to generate your own DSK and do the same.


All is explained in this forum (and in english) :
http://tavern.grimware.org/viewforum.php?id=3

Have fun,
Targhan/Arkos.

Title: Re: My new cross-development kit
Post by: Executioner on 03:49, 17 June 09
Interesting... I'm going to be adding support for projects in WinAPE. The project files will simply be text files with a WPR extension which will allow you to include other ASM/Z80 files to be assembled in a specific order, and to define variables. It sounds like it will be a good idea to also add the ability to run an external script (eg. BAT or CMD file) to do such things as compressing data etc.
Title: Re: My new cross-development kit
Post by: Targhan on 10:26, 17 June 09
Yep that would be great ! Wouldn't need to hack your software like I did :).
Winape needs, in my opinion, just a bit of open-ness and it would be perfect. A lot of people would like to use external assembler/editor, what you be nice would be a more powerful command line to inject SNA as well, and that only one instance of Winape would open. typing "winape -sna blabla.sna" would not open a new winape, but would load the sna in the already opened instance.
Thanks for reading,
Trg.Aks
Title: Re: My new cross-development kit
Post by: cpcitor on 06:13, 09 January 13
Quote from: Targhan on 13:52, 16 June 09
All is explained in this forum (and in english) :
http://tavern.grimware.org/viewforum.php?id=3 (http://tavern.grimware.org/viewforum.php?id=3)

Hello,

Link is broken. Should it be mentioned somewhere on Arkos webpages (http://www.julien-nevo.com/arkos/tools.html) ? I could not quickly find.
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