Sunday, July 29, 2007

Plus4 SD/MMC

SO, I've spent much of the day soldering away, and I've almost got the MMC part connected up. It's hard going though, and to top it all I think my soldering iron needs a new tip - again. The more I do of this, the more I wish I had that milling machine so I could just make a new board! Soldering in the sockets etc. is nothing, but stripping and soldering the wires is a nightmare!

Any-hoo, once I've done the last few wires, I'll try the code I have for reading the card and see how close I got...chances are it'll need lots of tweeking to get it working right.
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6 comments:

  1. Iapetus7/31/2007 6:35 pm

    Hey

    Much success for your projects!
    Very interesting blog.

    I would like to ask you something not related with this topic tho and didn't know how to contact you. I am programming a c64 game I am having hellish days debugging. My question is which tools do you use to debug 6510/6502 asm code? Thanks sorry for the OFFTOPIC

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  2. Mike7/31/2007 9:17 pm

    No programming question is ever off topic here! No matter what langauge! :)

    Your best bet is the built in debugger in VICE, its pretty good (well, reasonable) - especially if you can get symbols to load in.

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  3. Iapetus8/01/2007 4:58 pm

    Thank you Mike :)

    I use Vicemon but the assembler(Kickassembler) I am using doesn't export label files...

    Might have to change of assembler I guess

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  4. Mike8/01/2007 5:06 pm

    If you use mine (SNASM) it outputs VICE labels.

    http://minus4.plus4.net/files/snasm1.6.zip

    I use this for all my 6502 work :)

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  5. Iapetus8/01/2007 6:31 pm

    Thanks gonna check it.

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  6. Iapetus8/01/2007 6:41 pm

    Looks great, it would be even greater if you do what you listed in "Whats Next?" ;)

    My code is 4000 lines now, it will take a while to convert it to SNASM... if I find some time I will do it.

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