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dlowry
PostPosted: Sun Jan 19, 2003 12:31 am 
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I'm looking for suggestions for an assembler and/or compiler (C or whatever) for the 65C816. Free or cheap would be best. There's lots of SNES stuff out there but the quality varies a lot. Thanks.

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orac
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Hi Dlowry,

Try searching with (LCC or GCC) and 65816.

People usually refer to it as the 65816 instead of 65C816.

I might have seen one that was started then abandoned
using LCC as a base.


Cheers,

Paul
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dlowry
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Thanks, Paul, I will look.

For starters, forget the compiler; anyone know of a really good macro assembler?

-Dave
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Hi Dave,

Long time no talk (or type)!  I've been using Universal Cross Assemblers' C32.  I've used 2500AD for 65c02 but not for '816.  Both are good, but each has a couple of strengths that the other doesn't have.  I did a web search for "Universal Cross Assemblers" because I know Mr. Aske who wrote it and sold it to me is no longer handling it.  One of the results I got was http://www.npsnet.com/danf/cbm/cross-development.html .  [Edit, years later:  It's gone now, but you can see a 2015 archive here, last update apparently June 3, 2007.]  It has a lot of different sources for assemblers, compilers, disassemblers, emulators, debuggers, etc., with several of them being for the '816.  The list was compiled just last month, so it's pretty new.  The list of credits for help compiling the development tools guide has a lot of names you'll recognize, including some from this forum.

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Wally Daniels
PostPosted: Tue Jan 21, 2003 2:34 pm 
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dlowry wrote:
I'm looking for suggestions for an assembler and/or compiler (C or whatever) for the 65C816. Free or cheap would be best. There's lots of SNES stuff out there but the quality varies a lot. Thanks.



Hi Dave,

Drop me your email, I think I might be able to help.

Best Wishes, Wally
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TMorita
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orac wrote:
Hi Dlowry,

Try searching with (LCC or GCC) and 65816.

People usually refer to it as the 65816 instead of 65C816.

I might have seen one that was started then abandoned
using LCC as a base.


Cheers,

Paul


Actually, I did a 65816 backend for lcc-1.9 a while ago.

If you really want it, I can look for it.

Toshi
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Rob Finch
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PostPosted: Thu Feb 27, 2003 2:19 pm 
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Hi,

I thought I'd just notify everyone that I've got a 6502/W65C02 compatible macro assembler available at:

http://www.birdcomputer.ca/Projects/Prj ... _page.html

Rob
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