Latenite - 1.0.6.1 Update [Monday 20/08/2007]

One suite to code them all. An complete IDE and assembler for all your z80 projects!

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Jim e wrote:Will there be app support? Multipage? Support for more than 5 pages would be great, say around 90 or so. :roll:
I have no idea how to build Apps. Providing you can create a binary for them using TASM, all is good (all the program expects is that once the batch job has finished there's a file called errors.txt in the 'compile' folder that contains the TASM output (not the listing file - the actual output - so the batch file that compiles should look like:

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copy %3\tasm.exe
copy %3\tasm80.tab
copy %3\devpac8x.com
tasm [params, can't remember them!]  > %3\errors.txt
devpac8x %2
del %2.lst
del %2.bin
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-b -80 i think ...
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wasn't it
-o20
to make it output a hexfile? I never understood why you need to convert a bin file to hex when tasm did it for you.

There was something else needed to define it was intel hex i think, to lazy to check myself.
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Jim e wrote:wasn't it
-o20
to make it output a hexfile? I never understood why you need to convert a bin file to hex when tasm did it for you.

There was something else needed to define it was intel hex i think, to lazy to check myself.
You can indeed output a hex file - and in fact I developed Firetrack (not FT2, the original crap one) by copying and pasting the hex into a VB app I wrote to strip out the extra unused bytes, copying into TI-GraphLink's BASIC editor, adding AsmPrgm to the top of it and compiling on-calc.
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:o UBERNESS!!! I definitely need to get that program when your done!
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Will there be a code counter, like the one in "Assembly Studio 8x", where you could highlight a section of code, click a button, and it would tell you the total size and clock cycles of the selected code? It helps so much when optimising.
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Look very nice. I remember seeing this on the old forum. It will be handy because notepad isnt always a big deal :P
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The code counter is a nice idea (might be a bit tricky for me, though). I tried implementing a syntax highlighting system, but it uses Rich Text Box controls (ARGHHHH) so I scrapped it. It'd be like programming in Firefox... :roll:
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Very early "test" version!

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I need the help of you lovely, lovely people!
The setup file is here (571K): http://benryves.com/bin/latenite_setup.exe

It is NOT complete. The documentation is NOT finished. There are still bugs in WLAERR (only applies to those of you compiling SMS/GG code) and the lib documentation is shaky. However, I need some people to give the main program a "go", and see if there are any other major bugs in it.

You'll need the .NET runtimes!
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Wow, this looks awesome! :o Its got everything anyone could possibly need.
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Updated the thread title and bumped (sorry!) but I really need help from you guys. If someone could help with the documentation that'd be much appreciated (it's just in the form of CSV files).
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benryves wrote:I'd also like a full list of ALL the TI-83 Plus ROM calls, but getting a decent list in a sensible format might be tricky (and I'm not going to populate a database table by hand).
We might be able to get it to interface with WikiTI (http://wikiti.denglend.net/index.php?title=WikiTI_Home) somehow... Either remote read-only SQL access (but you'd have to parse the wiki code) or some kind of database dumps (either raw database with the wiki code or just the text).
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Whats the latest news on this project? :)
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Well, there's a fairly glaring bug that no one has mentioned so I assume nobody is using the editor, and thus I have abandoned the project in its current state. If there is any further interest, maybe I'll pick it up again.
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Post by lloydkirk1989 »

I've had trouble compiling....please don't abandon it. Its awesome!!!
Im sure other people are using it.
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