Preparing for @nfl week 6 on my #Commodore64 … Go NINERS! 😜 🏈 🕹️ #TurboMacroPro #machinecode #demoscene #C64 #sprites

I’m still learning little tricks about my #C64 . This should have been obvious to me a long time ago, but for some reason I only thought of it now. Get the date/time from within TurboMacroPro. Sweet. 🖖🏻

I just posted 'Chapter 3: Development Environment' of the C64 OS Programmer's Guide. #C64 c64os.com/c64os/programm… (15,000+ words.) An overview of 6502 ASM, assemblers, crash course in TurboMacroPro, how macros work and common macros used by C64 OS, and common headers/includes.

Anyone in the #C64 programming scene (or #demoscene ) know what the 'best practice' for adding lots of byte-data (eg. a sine-table) in a #TurboMacroPro listing? I need more data than in the pic. Thanks! Robin @ 8-Bit Show And Tell

Simple #Commodore64 BASIC extensions: Implementing a „@„ command to put the screen into #C128 color mode (#$0D / #$0B) #C64 #TurboMacroPro

Dominik Susmel I’m coding on a C128 using TurboMacroPro.

Gregorio Naçu I wasn't suggesting using 64tass instead but trying with some syntax available in 64tass documentation in your TurboMacroPro, as you discovered .block that is also available there. By listing 64tass platform options I was replying to Pasqualino Imbemba, sorry for the confusion.

Gregorio Naçu Welcome in beautiful Turbo Assembler (TASM) world :). I use 64tass cross-assembler that works under Win, Linux and it’s also available via MacPorts. I never used TurboMacroPro, I wonder how much 64tass has in common. 64tass docs are really extensive, maybe worth trying?

Commocore I work 99.9% old school. I coded 100% of C64 OS on a C128 using TurboMacroPro. But I do use the Mac for icon design, and working on the website, and moving stuff to and from the internet and my Commodores, reading PDF documentation, that sort of thing.

Gregorio Naçu Vertigo You could fix TurboMacroPro to create o65 files... 😉

Adam K0FFY ☕️ Pasqualino Imbemba Robin @ 8-Bit Show And Tell This is a great video! I think I’ve seen it before, but it’s been a couple of years. I think I’ll embed this video into the C64 OS Programmers Guide when I discuss native programming and TurboMacroPro.

Commodore C64 (hosted by Plum) My function keys are:

F1=List directory
F3=TurboMacroPro
F6=NovaText
F7=ML Monitor
F2=Boot C64 OS
F4=View Text File
F6=Rerun the 's' script
F8=Scratch a file

The 's' program also spits out a small help file, changes screen colors, closes open files, and prints the date/time.

TurboAssemblerはTurboMacroProになった？ bit.ly/rSgGPc TurboPascalはなんかフリーになってダウンロードサイトがあるし。 [PC]