From: Spiro Trikaliotis (Spiro.Trikaliotis_at_gmx.de)
Date: 2000-01-20 14:39:30
Hello all, I'm new to cc65 (and to this mailing list), so I first tried the very simple "hello world" example which works perfectly. As a 2nd try, I tried to compile it with generating of a label file for VICE. I encountered a problem: VICE (Version 1.2) under Win32 complains about an unexpected token at the end of each line of the token file. It's CR/LF sequency which VICE does not like, since VICE always uses Unix style line terminator (LF); so, currently, the label file is not usable at all unless the file can be converted to unix style (which I did for testing purposes with the help of Linux, and it worked well). Ah, I forgot: I'm using the WIN32 version of CC65. I believe changing FILE* F = fopen (LabelFileName, "w"); into FILE* F = fopen (LabelFileName, "wb"); in CreateLabelFile(), file mapfile.c, i.e. changing to binary mode will do it, but since I can't compile and test it (because I don't have a supported compiler), I don't provide a patch for this. Well, I have another question: Is there an option I did not find or is it even planned to generate further debugging information, i.e., a mapping of code lines to memory addresses, so that there would be the option of doing something like a source level debugging? (Yes, I know, VICE lacks the functio- nality 'til now, but I want to know of cc65 itself does something like this)? I hope I will enjoy cc65. Thanks, Spiro. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list send mail to majordomo_at_musoftware.de with the string "unsubscribe cc65" in the body(!) of the mail.
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