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Programming:Cross Development

2008-08-17T09:41:40Z

Romain:

= Introduction =

Cross development is a development method where you use another machine (the host) to develop programs for the CPC (target). This is interesting because you can make a big program wich sourcecode does not even fit on the CPC ram.

The main drawback is that transferring the compiled code to the CPC can be quite difficult. But there are pretty good emulators wich you can use for testing.

Once you have your binary file you have two choices depending on if the game will be for cassette or disc.

= Tools needed for cross development =

== Linux ==

=== Cross assemblers ===

* [[SjasmPlus]]
* [[Sjasm|sjasm]]
* [[Zasm]] [http://sourceforge.net/projects/zasm]
* [[ZMac]]

=== Disassemblers ===
* [[dzasm]] [http://www.cepece.info/amstrad/download/dzasm.zip]

=== Disc management ===

* [[CPCTools]]
* [[Cpcfs|cpcfs]] / [[Cpcxfs|cpcxfs]]
* [[Dsktools|dsktools]]
* [[ManageDSK]]

=== Tape management ===

* [[2cdt]] [http://www.cepece.info/amstrad/download/2cdt.zip]
* [[cdtcheck]] [http://www.cepece.info/amstrad/download/cdtcheck.zip]
* [[cdttst]] [http://www.cepece.info/amstrad/download/cdttst.zip]
* [[samp2]] [http://www.cepece.info/amstrad/download/samp2.zip]

=== Cartidge management ===
* [[buildcpr]] [http://www.cepece.info/amstrad/download/buildcpr.zip]

=== Editing ===

* [[How to use VIM for CrossDev|Vim]]

=== Crunching ===
* [[Exomizer]]
* [[pucrunch]] [http://tj.gpa.free.fr/zip/sources/pucrunch.zip]

=== Emulators ===
* [[Arnold]]
* [[Caprice]] [http://sourceforge.net/projects/caprice32/]
* [[cpcemu]] [http://www.cpc-emu.org/]
* [[xcpc]] [http://xcpc.sourceforge.net/]

=== Usefull scripts ===
==== Supress header information of a file ====
<pre>
cat file_with_header | tail -c+129 > file_without_header
</pre>

=== Needed Tools ===
These tools have to not require a lot of requirement and most of them must work in command line without GUI. This will allow
to use them with Makefile scripts. They have to be fast too, it will be disappointing to wait more when doing CrossDev than when doing code on a real CPC.
A good thing (like most of CPCTools) is to have a portable code which compile on most platforms.

* a good emulator which can be integrated in other tools. (Ramlaid first try to change Caprice is a good start)
* an integration of Ramlaid's tools with Nautilus
* ameliorations of Caprice in order to have similars fonctionnalities than WinApe (disasm, asm, ...)
* debug the libdsk which seems to work very bad on actual computers (writting fail a lot)
* a lot of macros, or libraries for SJASMPlus shared by people in order to share code
* share a generic Makefile able to be use for build CPC project
* a lot of little command line utilities (could be add to CPCTools ?) really well done :
** graphics tools :
*** convert images from PC to CPC, or CPC to PC (cf. tools based on ImageMagick or GD)
*** equivalent of Anoine's FontCatcher
** 2 tools which work with BASIC :
*** one for create BASIC AMSDOS files from ASCII or UTF-8 text files
*** one for create ASCII or UTF-8 text files from BASIC AMSDOS files
*** (this can already be done with manageDSK for files inside a DSK, maybe extract the code from there)
** data manipulation tools :
*** ability to arrange data files for example modify bytes order in a picture file by using Gray code capabilities for changing line with modifying 1 bit

== Windows ==

=== Cross Assemblers ===

* [[Tasm|tasm]]
* [[Pasmo]]
* [[ZMac]]
* [http://little-bat.de/prog/ zasm]
* [[WinApe]]'s built in assembler

== Testing on a real CPC ==

=== For cassette ===

* 2CDT to add the files to a Cassette Image File (CDT)
* Tape2WAV to convert the Cassette Image file (CDT) into a WAV file.
* Then you can run the program on the emulator the same way as you would run it on a real CPC, or
* Connect your CPC (CPC664 and CPC6128 have a cassette input) to the Line-Out output of your PC soundcard
* On the CPC type:

|TAPE:RUN"

* Start your WAV player
* Set the volume to maximum
* play the WAV file
* Wait for the program to load...

=== For disc ===

* Use CPCFS or CPCXFS to put the binary files into a Disk Image file (DSK)
* Then you can run the program on the emulator the same way as you would run it on a real CPC

If your CPC has a 3.5" disc drive then the easiest method is to transfer the DSK to a 3.5" disc using the PC.

- Then use CPCDiskXP to write the DSK to a 3.5" disc drive - Put the disc into your CPC's 3.5" disc drive and type - |B: RUN "<gamename>

== Snapshots ==

The fastest way of testing your code on an emulator is by creating a snapshot. Use [[CPCSnapshot]] to insert your assembled code into a snapshot file. Then just load the snapshot file into the emulator. Windows users may also try WinAPE's integrated assembler which assembles the code directly into the emulated CPC's memory.

== Web links ==

* [http://ramlaid.free.fr/Amstrad/English/crossDev.htm CPC Cross Development tools by Ramlaid]

[[Category:Programming]] [[Category:CrossDev]]

User:Romain

2008-04-29T18:40:22Z

Romain: Redirecting to Krusty

#REDIRECT[[Krusty]]

CpcsceneSpy

2008-04-29T13:38:40Z

Romain:

= Aim =

Here is a little [[http://www.greasespot.net/ | Greasmonkey ]] script in order to spy cpcscene trolliner who change there pseudonyme all the time.

<br>

= TODO =

* better visual
* store and restore data every time in order to keep pseudo not in the actual content

<br>

= code =
<pre>// ==UserScript==
// @name cpcscenespy
// @namespace http://krusty.benediction.eu
// @description Un script vite fait/mal fait permettant d'espionner les troll-liner indelicats
// @include http://www.cpcscene.com/
// ==/UserScript==

/**
* Histoire de gagner du temps au dev mais pas a l'execution ....
* Recuperation de DOJO
*/
var script = document.createElement('script');
script.src="http://o.aolcdn.com/dojo/1.1.0/dojo/dojo.xd.js";
script.type="text/javascript";
document.getElementsByTagName('head')[0].appendChild(script);

var link = document.createElement('link');
link.rel = "stylesheet";
link.type= "text/css";
link.href="http://o.aolcdn.com/dojo/1.1.0/dijit/themes/tundra/tundra.css";
document.getElementsByTagName('head')[0].appendChild(link);

String.prototype.trim = function(){
return this.replace(/(?:^\s+|\s+$)/g, "") ;
}

//Wait until everything is loaded before trying to do anything
window.addEventListener(
'load',
function(event) {

var dojo = unsafeWindow["dojo"];
var list = dojo.fromJson(GM_getValue('cpcscene_troller', '{}')) ;
list = {}; //TODO debug

dojo.query('table tr > td > span.blob').forEach(
function( troller ){
var ip = troller.id.trim() ;
var pseudo = troller.textContent.trim() ;

if ( list[ip] != undefined ){
if ( list[ip].indexOf(pseudo) == -1) list[ip].push( pseudo) ;
}else{
list[ip] = new Array( pseudo ) ;
}
});

GM_setValue('cpcscene_troller', dojo.toJson(list)) ;

// a priori dojo met le resultat en cache ...
dojo.query('table tr > td > span.blob').forEach(
function( troller ) {
troller.alt = " " ;

list[troller.id].forEach(
function(pseudo){
troller.alt += pseudo + " " ;
});

troller.textContent = troller.alt ;
});

},
'false'
);

</pre>

CpcsceneSpy

2008-04-29T13:36:52Z

Romain: New page: = Aim = Here is a little <a href="Greasmonkey"> http://www.greasespot.net/ </a> script in order to spy cpcscene trolliner who change there pseudonyme all the time. <br> = TO...

= Aim =

Here is a little <a href="Greasmonkey"> http://www.greasespot.net/ </a> script in order to spy cpcscene trolliner who change there pseudonyme all the time.

<br>

= TODO =

* better visual
* store and restore data every time in order to keep pseudo not in the actual content

<br>

= code =
<pre>// ==UserScript==
// @name cpcscenespy
// @namespace http://krusty.benediction.eu
// @description Un script vite fait/mal fait permettant d'espionner les troll-liner indelicats
// @include http://www.cpcscene.com/
// ==/UserScript==

/**
* Histoire de gagner du temps au dev mais pas a l'execution ....
* Recuperation de DOJO
*/
var script = document.createElement('script');
script.src="http://o.aolcdn.com/dojo/1.1.0/dojo/dojo.xd.js";
script.type="text/javascript";
document.getElementsByTagName('head')[0].appendChild(script);

var link = document.createElement('link');
link.rel = "stylesheet";
link.type= "text/css";
link.href="http://o.aolcdn.com/dojo/1.1.0/dijit/themes/tundra/tundra.css";
document.getElementsByTagName('head')[0].appendChild(link);

String.prototype.trim = function(){
return this.replace(/(?:^\s+|\s+$)/g, "") ;
}

//Wait until everything is loaded before trying to do anything
window.addEventListener(
'load',
function(event) {

var dojo = unsafeWindow["dojo"];
var list = dojo.fromJson(GM_getValue('cpcscene_troller', '{}')) ;
list = {}; //TODO debug

dojo.query('table tr > td > span.blob').forEach(
function( troller ){
var ip = troller.id.trim() ;
var pseudo = troller.textContent.trim() ;

if ( list[ip] != undefined ){
if ( list[ip].indexOf(pseudo) == -1) list[ip].push( pseudo) ;
}else{
list[ip] = new Array( pseudo ) ;
}
});

GM_setValue('cpcscene_troller', dojo.toJson(list)) ;

// a priori dojo met le resultat en cache ...
dojo.query('table tr > td > span.blob').forEach(
function( troller ) {
troller.alt = " " ;

list[troller.id].forEach(
function(pseudo){
troller.alt += pseudo + " " ;
});

troller.textContent = troller.alt ;
});

},
'false'
);

</pre>

CS2

2008-04-23T09:50:10Z

Romain: New page: <p><b>CS2#2007</b> is the only demo presented for the contest at <a href="Castellum Secretum 2">Castellum Secretum 2</a>. </p><p><br /> Release Date: 2007 (during <a href="Castellum Secre...

<p><b>CS2#2007</b> is the only demo presented for the contest at <a href="Castellum Secretum 2">Castellum Secretum 2</a>.
</p><p><br />
Release Date: 2007 (during <a href="Castellum Secretum 2">Castellum Secretum 2</a>)
</p>
<h2> Credits </h2>
<ul><li> Code : <a href="Krusty">Krusty</a>/<a href="Benediction">Benediction</a>
</li><li> SFX : <a href="Pulkomandy">Pulkomandy</a>
</li></ul>
<p><br />
</p>
<h2> Effects </h2>
<ul><li> bump mapping
</li></ul>
<h2> Extract </h2>
<p><span class="fck_mw_template">{{#ev:youtube|l-7kK_KLq8g}}</span>
</p>
<h2> Links </h2>
<p>http://pouet.net/prod.php?which=33037
</p><a href="Category:CPC">Category:CPC</a> <a href="Category:Demos">Category:Demos</a> <a href="Category:Demos_2007">Category:Demos_2007</a>

BND

2008-04-23T09:45:14Z

Romain:

'''BND#2007''' is a demo which win the 1st place at the demo compo during [[Croco_Chanel_N°4]].

There are only ''new school'' effects on this demo.

Release Date: 2007 (during [[Croco_Chanel_N°4]])

== Credits ==

* Code : [[Krusty]]
* SFX : LAP (Transfert by [[Morpheus]])
* GFX : [[Supersly]]

== Effects ==

* fire
* blur
* plasma
* water
* rain
* metaballs

== Extract ==

{{#ev:youtube|kQ7GBum2ezQ}}

== Links ==

http://pouet.net/prod.php?which=33784

[[Category:CPC]] [[Category:Demos]] [[Category:Demos_2007]]

BND

2008-04-23T09:44:04Z

Romain:

'''BND#2007''' is a demo which win the 1st place at the demo compo during [Croco_Chanel_N°4].

There are only ''new school'' effects on this demo.

Release Date: 2007 (during [Croco_Chanel_N°4])

== Credits ==

* Code : [Krusty]
* SFX : LAP (Transfert by [Morpheus])
* GFX : [Supersly]

== <br>  Effects ==

* fire
* blur
* plasma
* water
* rain
* metaballs

== <br> Extract ==

{{#ev:youtube|kQ7GBum2ezQ}}

== <br> Links  ==

http://pouet.net/prod.php?which=33784

[[Category:CPC|CPC]]

[[Category:CPC]] [[Category:Demos]] [[Category:Demos_2007]]

BND

2008-04-23T09:35:51Z

Romain:

'''BND#2007''' is a demo which win the 1st place at the demo compo during [Croco_Chanel_N°4].

There are only ''new school'' effects on this demo.

Release Date: 2007 (during [Croco_Chanel_N°4])

== Credits

* Code : [Krusty]
* SFX : LAP (Transfert by [Morpheus])
* GFX : [Supersly]

<br> == Effects

* fire
* blur
* plasma
* water
* rain
* metaballs

<br> == Extract {{#ev:youtube|kQ7GBum2ezQ}}

<br> ==Links [http://pouet.net/prod.php?which=33784]

[[Category:CPC]] [[Category:Demos]] [[Category:Demos_2007]]

Programming:Cross Development

2008-04-16T12:47:10Z

Romain:

= Introduction =

Cross development is a development method where you use another machine (the host) to develop programs for the CPC (target). This is interesting because you can make a big program wich sourcecode does not even fit on the CPC ram.

The main drawback is that transferring the compiled code to the CPC can be quite difficult. But there are pretty good emulators wich you can use for testing.

Once you have your binary file you have two choices depending on if the game will be for cassette or disc.

= Tools needed for cross development =

== Linux ==

=== Cross assemblers ===

* [[SjasmPlus]]
* [[Sjasm|sjasm]]
* [[ZMac]]

=== Disc management ===

* [[CPCTools]]
* [[Cpcfs|cpcfs]] / [[Cpcxfs|cpcxfs]]
* [[Dsktools|dsktools]]

=== Editing ===

* [[How to use VIM for CrossDev|Vim]]

=== Crunching ===

=== Needed Tools ===
These tools have to not require a lot of requirement and most of them must work in command line without GUI. This will allow
to use them with Makefile scripts. They have to be fast too, it will be disappointing to wait more when doing CrossDev than when doing code on a real CPC.
A good thing (like most of CPCTools) is to have a portable code which compile on most platforms.

* a good emulator which can be integrated in other tools. (Ramlaid first try to change Caprice is a good start)
* an integration of Ramlaid's tools with Nautilus
* ameliorations of Caprice in order to have similars fonctionnalities than WinApe (disasm, asm, ...)
* debug the libdsk which seems to work very bad on actual computers (writting fail a lot)
* a lot of macros, or libraries for SJASMPlus shared by people in order to share code
* share a generic Makefile able to be use for build CPC project
* a lot of little command line utilities (could be add to CPCTools ?) really well done :
** graphics tools :
*** convert images from PC to CPC, or CPC to PC (cf. tools based on ImageMagick or GD)
*** equivalent of Anoine's FontCatcher
** 2 tools which work with BASIC :
*** one for create BASIC AMSDOS files from ASCII or UTF-8 text files
*** one for create ASCII or UTF-8 text files from BASIC AMSDOS files
** data manipulation tools :
*** ability to arrange data files for example modify bytes order in a picture file by using Gray code capabilities for changing line with modifying 1 bit

== Windows ==

=== Cross Assemblers ===

* [[Tasm|tasm]]
* [[Pasmo]]
* [[ZMac]]
* [http://little-bat.de/prog/ zasm]
* [[WinApe]]'s built in assembler

== Testing on a real CPC ==

=== For cassette ===

* 2CDT to add the files to a Cassette Image File (CDT)
* Tape2WAV to convert the Cassette Image file (CDT) into a WAV file.
* Then you can run the program on the emulator the same way as you would run it on a real CPC, or
* Connect your CPC (CPC664 and CPC6128 have a cassette input) to the Line-Out output of your PC soundcard
* On the CPC type:

|TAPE:RUN"

* Start your WAV player
* Set the volume to maximum
* play the WAV file
* Wait for the program to load...

=== For disc ===

* Use CPCFS or CPCXFS to put the binary files into a Disk Image file (DSK)
* Then you can run the program on the emulator the same way as you would run it on a real CPC

If your CPC has a 3.5" disc drive then the easiest method is to transfer the DSK to a 3.5" disc using the PC.

- Then use CPCDiskXP to write the DSK to a 3.5" disc drive - Put the disc into your CPC's 3.5" disc drive and type - |B: RUN "<gamename>

== Snapshots ==

The fastest way of testing your code on an emulator is by creating a snapshot. Use [[CPCSnapshot]] to insert your assembled code into a snapshot file. Then just load the snapshot file into the emulator. Windows users may also try WinAPE's integrated assembler which assembles the code directly into the emulated CPC's memory.

== Web links ==

* [http://ramlaid.free.fr/Amstrad/English/crossDev.htm CPC Cross Development tools by Ramlaid]

[[Category:Programming]] [[Category:CrossDev]]

How to use VIM for CrossDev

2008-04-16T12:31:01Z

Romain: New page: VIM is a really powerful Unix Text Editor. In my mind, it is really adapted in order to edit CPC projects on UNIX. The aim of this page is to give some informati...

[[http://www.vim.org/ | VIM]] is a really powerful Unix Text Editor.

In my mind, it is really adapted in order to edit CPC projects on UNIX. The aim of this page is to give some informations in order to be really productive with this tool.

<br>

= VIM usage =

= VIM configuration =

== Z80 syntax highlight file ==

Here is my Z80 highlight file. I don't rembember where I found the original, but I adapted him in order to be adapted to the [[SJASMPlus]] syntax.
<pre>syn case ignore

set isk=a-z,A-Z,48-57,',.,_

syn sync fromstart

"Common Z80 Assembly instructions
syn keyword z80Inst adc add and bit call ccf cp cpd cpdr cpi cpir cpl
syn keyword z80Inst daa dec di djnz ei ex exx halt im in
syn keyword z80Inst inc ind ini indr inir jp jr ld ldd lddr ldi ldir
syn keyword z80Inst neg nop or otdr otir out outd outi push pop
syn keyword z80Inst res ret reti retn rl rla rlc rlca rld
syn keyword z80Inst rr rra rrc rrca rrd rst sbc scf set sl1 sla slia sll sra
syn keyword z80Inst srl sub xor

" sjasmplus inst
syn keyword z80Inst sli exa

"Grab the condition too
syn match z80Inst "\s\+jp\s\+n\=[covz]\>" "Match Z C O V NZ NC NO NV
syn match z80Inst "\s\+jp\s\+p[elo]\=\>" "Match P PE PO PL
syn match z80Inst "\s\+jp\s\+mi\=\>" "Match M MI
syn match z80Inst "\s\+jp\s\+eq\>" "Match EQ
syn match z80Inst "\s\+jp\s\+[gn]e\>" "Match NE GE
syn match z80Inst "\s\+jp\s\+lt\>" "Match LT
syn match z80Inst "\s\+jp\s\+sn\=f\>" "Match SF SNF

syn match z80Inst "\s\+jr\s\+n\=[zc]\>" "Match Z C NZ NC
syn match z80Inst "\s\+jr\s\+eq\>" "Match EQ
syn match z80Inst "\s\+jr\s\+[gn]e\>" "Match NE GE
syn match z80Inst "\s\+jr\s\+lt\>" "Match LT

syn match z80Inst "\s\+call\s\+n\=[covz]\>" "Match Z C O V NZ NC NO NV
syn match z80Inst "\s\+call\s\+p[elo]\=\>" "Match P PE PO PL
syn match z80Inst "\s\+call\s\+mi\=\>" "Match M MI
syn match z80Inst "\s\+call\s\+eq\>" "Match EQ
syn match z80Inst "\s\+call\s\+[gn]e\>" "Match NE GE
syn match z80Inst "\s\+call\s\+lt\>" "Match LT
syn match z80Inst "\s\+call\s\+sn\=f\>" "Match SF SNF

syn match z80Inst "\s\+ret\s\+n\=[covz]\>" "Match Z C O V NZ NC NO NV
syn match z80Inst "\s\+ret\s\+p[elo]\=\>" "Match P PE PO PL
syn match z80Inst "\s\+ret\s\+mi\=\>" "Match M MI
syn match z80Inst "\s\+ret\s\+eq\>" "Match EQ
syn match z80Inst "\s\+ret\s\+[gn]e\>" "Match NE GE
syn match z80Inst "\s\+ret\s\+lt\>" "Match LT
syn match z80Inst "\s\+ret\s\+sn\=f\>" "Match SF SNF

" Registers
syn keyword z80Reg af af' bc de hl ix ixh ixl iy iyh iyl
syn keyword z80Reg sp a b c d e f h i l r
"sjasmplus
syn keyword z80Reg lx xl ly yl xh hx yh hy

" Directives
syn keyword z80PreProc .emptyfill .export .outname .asc .background .bank
syn keyword z80PreProc .byt .rombanksize .db .dbcos .dbrnd .dbsin .define .def
syn keyword z80PreProc .ds .dsb .dstruct .dsw .dw .dwcos .dwrnd .dwsin .else
syn keyword z80PreProc .ende .endif .endm .endme .endr .endro .ends .endst
syn keyword z80PreProc .enum .equ .fail .fclose .fopen .fread .fsize .if .ifdef
syn keyword z80PreProc .ifdefm .ifeq .ifexists .ifgr .ifgreq .ifle .ifleeq .ifndef
syn keyword z80PreProc .ifndefm .ifneq .incbin .incdir .include .input .macro
syn keyword z80PreProc .memorymap .org .orga .printt .printv .ramsection .redefine
syn keyword z80PreProc .redef .repeat .rept .rombankmap .rombanks .seed .section
syn keyword z80PreProc .slot .struct .unbackground .undefine .undef .word
syn keyword z80PreProc .shift .sym .symbol

syn keyword z80PreProc align data db ds dsb dsw dw fsize instanceof read skip slot swap
syn keyword z80PreProc defaultslot slotsize bankstotal banksize banks free force
syn keyword z80PreProc semifree size superfree

" sjasmplus directives
syn keyword z80PreProc DEVICE ABYTE ABYTEC ABYTEZ ALIGN ASSERT BINARY BLOCK BYTE
syn keyword z80PreProc DB DC DD DEFARRAY DEPHASE DEFB DEFD DEFDEVICE DEFINE
syn keyword z80PreProc DEFM DEFS DEFW DEVICE DISP DISPLAY DM DS DUP DW DWORD
syn keyword z80PreProc DZ EMPTYTRD ENCODING END ENDLUA ENDMOD ENDT ENT EQU
syn keyword z80PreProc ENDMODULE EXPORT FIELD FPOS INCBIN INCHOB INCLUDE INCLUDELUA
syn keyword z80PreProc INCTRD INSERT LABELSLIST LUA MAP MEMORYMAP MODULE ORG
syn keyword z80PreProc OUTPUT PAGE PHASE REPT SAVEBIN SAVEHOB SAVESNA SAVETRD SHELLEXEC
syn keyword z80PreProc SIZE SLOT TEXTAREA UNPHASE WORD IF IFN IFDEF IFNDEF ELSE ENDIF
syn keyword z80PreProc MACRO ENDM D24

" Strings
syn region z80String start=/"/ skip=/\\"/ end=/"/ oneline
syn region z80String start=/'/ end=/'/ oneline

" Labels
syn match z80Lbl "[A-Z_.?][A-Z_.?0-9]*:\="
syn region z80Lbl2 start="(" end=")" oneline contains=z80Number,z80Lbl,z80Lbl2,z80Other

" Operators
syn match z80Other "[~+\-*/%^&=!<>]"

" Numbers
syn match z80Number "\<\$\>"
syn match z80Number "\<[01]\+b\>"
syn match z80Number "\<\d\x*h\>"
syn match z80Number "\<\d\+\>"
syn match z80Number "\<%[01]\+\>"
syn match z80Number "\$[0-9a-fA-F]\+"

" Indirect register access
syn region z80Reg start=/(ix/ end=/)/ keepend oneline contains=z80Lbl,z80Number,z80Reg,z80Other
syn region z80Reg start=/(iy/ end=/)/ keepend oneline contains=z80Lbl,z80Number,z80Reg,z80Other
syn match z80Reg "(b\=c)"
syn match z80Reg "(de)"
syn match z80Reg "(hl)"
syn match z80Reg "(sp)"

" Comments
syn match z80Comment ";.*$"
syn match z80Comment "^\*$"
syn region z80Comment2 start="\<\.endasm\>" skip="\n" end="\<\.asm\>" keepend contains=z80Comment,z80Comment2
syn region z80Comment start="\/\*" end="\*\/"

" Define the default highlighting.
" For version 5.7 and earlier: only when not done already
" For version 5.8 and later: only when an item doesn't have highlighting yet
if version >= 508 || !exists("did_z80_syntax_inits")
if version < 508
let did_z80_syntax_inits = 1
command -nargs=+ HiLink hi link <args>
else
command -nargs=+ HiLink hi def link <args>
endif

HiLink z80Reg Constant
HiLink z80Lbl Identifier
HiLink z80Lbl2 Identifier
HiLink z80Comment Comment
HiLink z80Comment2 Comment
HiLink z80Inst Statement
HiLink z80Include Include
HiLink z80PreProc PreProc
HiLink z80Number Number
HiLink z80String String
HiLink z80Other Normal

delcommand HiLink
endif

let b:current_syntax = "z80"
" vim: ts=8

</pre>
[[Category:CrossDev]]

Programming:Cross Development

2008-04-16T12:24:19Z

Romain:

Category:CrossDevAsm

2008-04-16T12:17:54Z

Romain: New page: Category:CrossDev

[[Category:CrossDev]]

SjasmPlus

2008-04-16T12:17:26Z

Romain:

[[Category:CrossDevAsm]]

Here are the informations presented on the official website :

== About ==

SjASMPlus is Z80 Assembly Language Cross Compiler. It is available for Win32, DOS and FreeBSD(mainly 5.x) systems. It is based on SjASM source code by Sjoerd Mastijn - http://xl2s.tk SJASMPlus is a really powerfull Z80 Cross Compiler.

== Features ==

* Z80/R800 documented and undocumented opcodes support
* 3-pass design
* Built-in Lua scripting engine
* Very fast compilation: 1 million lines by 2-3 seconds on modern computer
* Code inlining through colon (LD A,C:INC A:PUSH AF:IFDEF FX:LD A,D:ENDIF…)
* Structures to define data structures in memory more easily (use STRUCT pseudo-op)
* Conditional assembly
* Macro definitions
* Local labels
* User’s messages
* Temporary labels
* Special modes for 8bit computers:
*   ZX-Spectrum 48/128, Scorpion 256, ATM-Turbo 512
*  Defines and array of defines
*  Fake instructions as LD HL,DE (LD H,D:LD L,E)
*  Source and binary file inclusion
*  Multiline block comments
* Multi file output and file updating

== Links ==

* Official Web site : [http://sjasmplus.sourceforge.net/ sjasmplus.sourceforge.net/]

Programming:Cross Development

2008-04-16T12:16:39Z

Romain:

SjasmPlus

2008-04-16T12:15:39Z

Romain: New page: Here are the informations presented on the official website : == About == SjASMPlus is Z80 Assembly Language Cross Compiler. It is available for Win32, DOS and FreeBSD(mainly 5.x) s...

Here are the informations presented on the official website :

== About ==

SjASMPlus is Z80 Assembly Language Cross Compiler. It is available for Win32, DOS and FreeBSD(mainly 5.x) systems. It is based on SjASM source code by Sjoerd Mastijn - http://xl2s.tk SJASMPlus is a really powerfull Z80 Cross Compiler.

== Features ==

* Z80/R800 documented and undocumented opcodes support
* 3-pass design
* Built-in Lua scripting engine
* Very fast compilation: 1 million lines by 2-3 seconds on modern computer
* Code inlining through colon (LD A,C:INC A:PUSH AF:IFDEF FX:LD A,D:ENDIF…)
* Structures to define data structures in memory more easily (use STRUCT pseudo-op)
* Conditional assembly
* Macro definitions
* Local labels
* User’s messages
* Temporary labels
* Special modes for 8bit computers:
*   ZX-Spectrum 48/128, Scorpion 256, ATM-Turbo 512
*  Defines and array of defines
*  Fake instructions as LD HL,DE (LD H,D:LD L,E)
*  Source and binary file inclusion
*  Multiline block comments
* Multi file output and file updating

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== Links ==

* Official Web site : [http://sjasmplus.sourceforge.net/ sjasmplus.sourceforge.net/]<br>

Programming:Cross Development

2008-04-16T12:08:45Z

Romain:

23, 24, 25 Meeting Maxidemo

2007-05-28T21:29:02Z

Romain: Add last part's screenshot

'''23, 24, 25 Meeting Maxidemo''' a demo by [[Benediction]]

Release date: 28-11-2002

A maxidemo released after a week-end between some french sceners : Plissken, Romain, [[Slyder]], Iron, Master and [[Eliot]].

<gallery caption="23, 24, 25 Meeting Maxidemo - screenshots">
Image:232425 screen shot 1.jpg
Image:232425 screen shot 2.jpg
Image:232425 screen shot 3.jpg
Image:232425 screen shot 4.jpg
Image:Hot-girl.gif
</gallery>

[[Category:Demos]][[Category:Stub]]

File:Hot-girl.gif

2007-05-28T21:27:43Z

Romain: Last part of the 232425

Last part of the 232425