The amount of available RetroShell commands is growing too large in my opinion. I think it's best to add a separate debugger inside RetroShell. All debug related commands (commands for setting breakpoints, viewing DMA events, etc.) should only be presented to the user if debug mode is active (something similar to SMON on the C64 back in the day).
The amount of available RetroShell commands is growing too large in my opinion. I think it's best to add a separate debugger inside RetroShell. All debug related commands (commands for setting breakpoints, viewing DMA events, etc.) should only be presented to the user if debug mode is active (something similar to SMON on the C64 back in the day).