[Coco] Software offer and Drive Pak solution

[Little John]

The tool shed that was recommended to me earlier seems to have Linux and 
OS-X (that's 10, not ex) versions. I've only tried the command line windows 
mamou but it is awesome. If there is a version of that in the toolshed for 
the other platforms, that should work really nicely.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Ciaran Anscomb" <cocomalt at 6809.org.uk>
To: "CoCoList for Color Computer Enthusiasts" <coco at maltedmedia.com>
Sent: Saturday, September 18, 2010 3:51 PM
Subject: Re: [Coco] Software offer and Drive Pak solution


> Roger Taylor wrote:
>> >I do wish I had some way to do CoCo development on my Linux box; not
>> >that I currently have the time or a project in mind, much - but
>> >knowing I had that option would be nice. Maybe the Rainbow IDE would
>> >run under Wine?
>>
>> Yes, the Rainbow IDE will run under the Wine Windows emulator in Linux.
>
> And there are other - perhaps more familiar to a Unix user - ways,
> sans-IDE.  Nothing stopping you writing a nice Makefile, and using
> a command line assembler.
>
> http://www.hermannseib.com/english/opensource.htm
>  - a09: old project based on native Flex assembler, nice and fast
> http://www.6809.org.uk/dragon/asm6809.shtml
>  - slowish as it's perl, tries to be "like a09 but better"
> http://toolshed.sourceforge.net/
>  - contains mamou, not sure where the docs are though
> http://pgb-arb.homeip.net/ashtml/asxxxx.htm
>  - various assemblers, not used them myself
>
> Of course the syntax accepted will vary between all of them: I like the
> a09- (and thus presumably TSC-) style local labels.  mamou doubtless
> does 6309 as I think they build NitrOS-9 with it.
>
> ..ciaran
>
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