Hello, * On Mon, Jun 24, 2013 at 10:44:59PM +0200 "André Fachat" wrote: > will there be a way to produce HTML formatted output? Something that can > be easily browsed (clicking on label links for example)? Yep. I added some introductory and info here: http://cbmrom.trikaliotis.net/ There is also a link to browseable code. This was already intended - in fact, I was running this locally since some time. However, yesterday, I did not have enough time to add everything. > Does ca65 produce HTML output as listing? Unfortunately, ca65html works on the sources, not on the listing. This leaves me with sub-optimal solutions. For example, I had to work with macros (instead of segments) in order to create some patches in the case of the floppy drives, as the code must appear exactly where it appears in the binary, or the listing file will be unusable for humans, as you cannot find out where in the address space the code will reside. Ideally, I would be able to post-process the listing files, so that some things in the sources could be done better than now. I will work on this in the future, but I do not know when. > I have an experimental xa65 version that does, so the build could use this one > to produce HTML, but that does not include conditional assembly being turned > into columns. Probably better to create a specific tool for the HTML build... Yes, the conditional assembly is a problem in itself. I do not even know how the output should look like ideally. I mean, for the different devices, even the same line can generate different bytes: For example, ldx #INTRA_SECTOR_GAP for the drive will load $08 into X in case of the 2031, 1540 and 1541-01, but 09 in all other cases. In other circumstances, the same code might appear at different places in the address map. Thus, the ideal presentation is unclear to me ATM, even if I would have the tools handy. > Thanks for providing the repo! You're welcome. I will add your sources later to the repo. Most probably, I will move my sources away from the root, and open different directories for other contributions. Regards, Spiro. -- Spiro R. Trikaliotis http://www.trikaliotis.net/ Message was sent through the cbm-hackers mailing listReceived on 2013-06-25 20:01:04
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