I bought a SanDisk U3 512M pen drive and experimented a bit with how to create portable applications for it. What I have in mind is to pack several unix utilities like "make, grep, echo, cat, rm, ls" compiled as native Windows binaries together with the cc65 tools on the pen drive. In this way I can edit the projects using Makefiles in Linux and Windows without a need to change anything. When you insert the drive it provides a launch pad from where you launch a /bin/sh that has the environment variables set up correctly. Then you can edit and build your project on the pen drive and when you remove the pen drive all the traces of cc65 are wiped out from the computer you just used. Has someone already done this? It would also be nice to add cc65 and 6502 assembler mnemonics and config file formats to Scintilla (a free source code editing component with syntax styling, error indication and code completion . The keyword files that need to be changed are at http://scintilla.cvs.sourceforge.net/scintilla/scite/src/ ). Then the windows binary Sc170.exe could also be added to the pen drive as a default editor for C-code and 6502 assembly code. Perhaps I could add some pre-packed portable U3 modules to the contrib tree? Named like cc65-win32-2.11.0-1.u3p and scintilla-cc65.u3p. You also need a debugger and an emulator but these are more platform specific. -- Karri, who loves to carry his build environment and hobby projects in his key chain. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list send mail to majordomo@musoftware.de with the string "unsubscribe cc65" in the body(!) of the mail.Received on Mon Aug 21 09:28:42 2006
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