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| That Nerlaska document about how to create 32kb ROMs with SDCC...
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cesco
msx addict
Posts: 278 |  Posted: July 17 2008, 14:00 |
http://www.nerlaska.com/msx/PROGRAMAR_MSXROMS_CON_SDCC.rar
Is it also available in English?
I had a look at it, and it seems to be a really interesting source of information...
Even if I don't speak Spanish I didn't have any problem reading it, but I guess that there might be some guys interested on this argument that doesn't understand the language... |
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LeandroCorreia
msx addict
Posts: 451 | Posted: July 17 2008, 23:41 |
I still dream of a cross-compiler for the MSX with an integrated IDE, fixed point math, sprite, PSG and GFX routines, that simply allows me to type my program and then FILE/GENERATE ROM  |
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RyJuZo
msx lover
Posts: 106 | Posted: July 18 2008, 00:25 |
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| I still dream of a cross-compiler for the MSX with an integrated IDE, fixed point math, sprite, PSG and GFX routines, that simply allows me to type my program and then FILE/GENERATE ROM
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you mean something like this... msxsite.ryan-da-bass-man.com/devstudio.jpg
and maybe this... msxsite.ryan-da-bass-man.com/tileedit.jpg
and add to all that an integrated debugger that connects to Bluemsx and debug your program/game from the sourcecode...(but this one is still work in progress......but almost there..)
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LeandroCorreia
msx addict
Posts: 451 | Posted: July 18 2008, 03:15 |
I forgot to include for a high level language such as BASIC or C. |
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Metalion
msx freak
Posts: 235 | Posted: July 18 2008, 07:23 |
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| I still dream of a cross-compiler for the MSX with an integrated IDE, fixed point math, sprite, PSG and GFX routines, that simply allows me to type my program and then FILE/GENERATE ROM
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Well asMSX does a lot of that ...
Not all, sure, but it generates ROMs or megaROMs files quite easily.
It integrates standard BIOS names and fixed point math operations.
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yum
msx addict
Posts: 431 | Posted: July 18 2008, 10:28 |
About that MSX multitool... Where to buy/download it? And does it do MSX2 screens as well?
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jltursan
msx professional
Posts: 873 | Posted: July 18 2008, 11:02 |
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| you mean something like this...msxsite.ryan-da-bass-man.com/devstudio.jpg
and maybe this...msxsite.ryan-da-bass-man.com/tileedit.jpg
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Definitely, they look great!. I really hope that you'll finally release them after your Dev'08 participation 
Btw, I feel curious about the tools you've used to create the apps. What are you using?, the buttons and most of the components are not exactly the standard ones... |
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RyJuZo
msx lover
Posts: 106 | Posted: July 18 2008, 13:04 |
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Definitely, they look great!. I really hope that you'll finally release them after your Dev'08 participation
Btw, I feel curious about the tools you've used to create the apps. What are you using?, the buttons and most of the components are not exactly the standard ones...
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I design my own components...I do it all in C++....Visual Studio (which I also helped to create btw!)
For these tools I mimic'd the design of the Mac OS desktop.. |
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pitpan
msx master
Posts: 1379 | Posted: July 18 2008, 13:34 |
I'd like to have an EXE instead of a JPG, but it looks great indeed. |
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AuroraMSX
msx master
Posts: 1249 | Posted: July 19 2008, 11:52 |
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 My MacOS X desktop looks quite different... |
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RyJuZo
msx lover
Posts: 106 | Posted: July 19 2008, 20:04 |
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My MacOS X desktop looks quite different...
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mine doesn't...the theme is called "bobble bubble".... |
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Sd-Snatcher
msx freak
Posts: 250 | Posted: July 20 2008, 13:54 |
An IDE for C? : Net beans, MinGW Dev Studio, etc... there are a lot.
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