Converter from Turbo Assembler to Crossassembler (ASCII)
Christian R. Larsen
crossassembler files bu it doesn't work well. Tmpview fails once in a while
without further explanation.
Are there other tools available for this purpose?
iAN CooG
I did long time ago a Tasm converter which uses Vice or Ccs and does some
sort of automation.
Normally you should:
1) prepare a d64 with a version of Tasm compatible with your source (normal
or macro version)
2) insert the source in the d64
3) launch vice, load Tasm, sys$9000 (or $8000 for macro version)
4) load your source
5) save it as text/seq with <-W
6) extract the seq to pc filesystem
7) convert to ascii
My program does this all by itself, you only have to adjust the .ini file
with the path of your vice/x64.exe or ccs.exe
http://iancoog.altervista.org/C/tasmconv_14.rar
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iAN CooG
> crossassembler files bu it doesn't work well. Tmpview fails once in a
> while without further explanation.
Forgot to say: any bugreport for Tmpview should be directed to the author,
be more descriptive as you can giving examples of files not converted.
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Christian R. Larsen
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> Christian R. Larsen <crla...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>> I have tried Tmpview for converting old source code files into
>> crossassembler files bu it doesn't work well. Tmpview fails once in a
>> while without further explanation.
>
> Forgot to say: any bugreport for Tmpview should be directed to the author,
> be more descriptive as you can giving examples of files not converted.
After posting this, I discovered that Tmpview only failed on SEQ-files. This
puzzled me for a while until i discovered what you just told me: SEQ-files
are already in ASCII.