Re: [cc65] Debugging with VICE

From: Ullrich von Bassewitz <uz1musoftware.de>
Date: 2012-03-16 09:30:35
On Thu, Mar 15, 2012 at 09:02:01PM -0500, Christopher Pow wrote:
> Ok I'm not getting emails back from the list when I post, so hopefully
> this comes through.  I'm trying to follow the rules.  =]

The mails are definitely delivered, so at least google has them. I would
suggest to check the SPAM folder.

> Well certainly the UI of NESICIDE could be adapted to be an IDE for
> any emulated platform, and will run on any host platform that Qt
> builds for [Linux, OSX, Windows, ...].  As I mentioned in a prior
> reply the emulator is a .dll/.so with a fairly clean-cut API so really
> all that would need to be done would be to replace the NES-emulation
> core with a C=64-emulation core and adapt the necessary APIs to the
> new core.

Since the days when I played with the Vice sources are years ago, and I've
never looked at Nesicide (apart from the mouth watering screen shots :-), I
cannot say what is easier: Add another core to Nesicide or add another GUI to
Vice.     

There might also be the possibility to add a "core" dll to Nesicide that talks
to Vice over the remote port, but what Gabor says doesn't sound like this is
an easy job.

> I just downloaded the snapshot and the dbinfo.c/.h are no different
> than the one I'd been using since February.  I took a look and, no, I
> have not yet added support for types [that'll come in handy for the
> symbol watch window].  I haven't even added support yet for csym's.  I
> should do that!

Ok, thanks. Please let me know if you do some work in these areas. as said,
this stuff is experimental and with some feedback, I could improve or extend
it.

Regards


        Uz


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Ullrich von Bassewitz                                  uz@musoftware.de
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