[Coco] beginning os9 assembler questions
Robert Gault
robert.gault at worldnet.att.net
Fri Nov 6 19:36:51 EST 2009
Aaron Wolfe wrote:
> Thanks for the info. I have a drivewire rompak + cable, actually this
> is my only storage at the moment. When you say that we can now run
> files stored on a PC or assemble the source on the PC, do you mean in
> an emulator? Or is there some way to directly edit files in a CoCo
> disk image with (for instance) a Windows file editor like notepad? I
> store the disk images used by drivewire on my PC, but I don't know how
> to access the files inside those images except by mounting the image
> in an emulator or to a coco via drivewire. Can I actually get into
> them with the host PC? That would be interesting.
>
As an example, I can create a source file with RainbowIDE or even
Microsoft work, put the file on a .dsk or .os9 disk image, mount the
file with Drivewire, and then either run the binary or assemble the
source from my Coco3.
RainbowIDE will automatically use imgtool.exe or a Toolshed program
(decb.exe or os9.exe) to put the files on a disk image. The same tools
can be used to add files to an image manually.
If you don't want to use a Coco at all, then you can use the emulators
VCC or MESS to run or assemble files.
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