I made thiscode for absolute beginners for asm who don't want to screw around with floppys and complicated stuff and options in the emulators. I basicly used my own experience from the past to make this thing hoping to help asm beginners understand the basic principles of assembly.
It is the hello world program using simple BIOS calls and some simple code and all the hard stuff such as rominit is done transparent to the user. So you have one file in which you can trow your code, the variable area in which you can write and the rest is allready worked out. You have the BIOS, whole page 1 and 2 for your code and page3 to write to.
All the BIOS abbreviations are allready defined so using call chput without defining it will work. Thanks to map.grauw.nl Things like call block call setvdp_write is included making it easy to transfer data into the VRAM as well. Currently this thing only works on MSX2 and higher.
The rom file that gets compiled can directly be started on any emulator and thus making it as simple and fun as possible to play around with assembly code.
ENJOY!
