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How can I call an OS routine like `i2c_send_byte` from my own Z80 Assembler program?|
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Currrently Z80 assembler is bit of a mish mash of methods and techniques for specifying operands.
If an operand is to refer to memory then could use a new class e.g. MemoryOperand as per how iced a…
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This is a wonderful project. And surely very nice for a beginner to jump start ZX81 assembler development!
The main limitation I see is related to the assembler, unfortunately very underpowered f…
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At the visual studio output, for 'show output from Z80 assembler' only shows:
SpectNetIde Z80 Assembler
Compile time: 17,5558ms
Would be handly to have error messages there too, easier to copy/past…
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I noticed in version 1.3.1 that labels beyond system variables don't seem to work
![image](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/a8236f11-fb6c-4cde-8d6f-8643d685a5e2)
In this screenshot I'm…
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z80 and gb have a very similar CPU, we should share code, or at least make z80 at the same state of the gb one, because anal, and disasm fails a lot with -a z80, and the same goes for the assembler
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z80asm makes development of z88dk libraries that work across multiple CPUs easier due to the synthetic opcodes, indeed we rely on this quite a lot for index register loading and non-performance critic…
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v80 is intended to allow development of software for 8-bit systems (both modern and historic) using the same source code and toolchain on both PC and the retro system itself. A system that can't fix a…
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The repository description says "The fastest Z80 assembler with extra features" butthere is no documentation. What are these extra features?
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Until bass v11 (citing the history kit for me tracing this down), the program had C++-side code that supported the canonical SPC700 syntax. This was never ported over to the .arch format (which meant …