I'm learning
z80 assembly from
83pa28d.
Note that my time is very limited, so I might not post much.
I've already setup the environment and ran my first program, Hello world, of course:
Wish myself good luck.
Nice work! Always good to get your build environment set up and working and to kick things off with a nice Hello World!
Good calc resources:
https://education.ti.com/en/guidebook/details/en/830D08FF31804AEAA2F03B8F5E89AD14/83psdk
And of course WikiTI when it works:
https://wikiti.brandonw.net/index.php?title=Calculator_Documentation
Well, after finicking with some editors, I've decided to use old-fashoined VIM as my editor. Hey, at least there's a z80 highlight plugin.
What day you up to? Also I use nvim.
Jeff calc 84 wrote:
Well, after finicking with some editors, I've decided to use old-fashoined VIM as my editor. Hey, at least there's a z80 highlight plugin.
VIM? VIM!? Sorry, but I'm more of a nano guy, or heck on my windows PC Notepad++ or VS Studio... :>
Also something nice to know is Axe. It is easy to turn axe code into unoptimized ASM and optimize from there. (Unless you are using stuff like sqrt, ^2, ^3, log, e^. that's harder to convert.)
Firstly, don't worry about the editor I use, guys.
Also, the tutorial really doesn't have any testable examples...
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