68000编辑器.zip

68000 Editor And Front End Assembler & Simulator v4.0 - By Greg Colley About the Program ----------------- The 68000 Editor can Edit files as well as send the files to the Assembler & Simulator, it was made by Greg Colley in Delphi 3. The program is designed to be able to edit 68000 files and assemble and simulate them in a Windows environment. Short Cut-Keys -------------- F1 = Help Contents F2 = GotoLine Number F3 = Show the 68K programming model F4 = Show the 68k Addressing modes F5 =Change the workspace colour F6 =Change the font colour & size F7 =Change the Authors Name F8 =Assemble File F9 =Simulate File Shift F1 = Show Information about the Editor Crtl+O = Open a file Crtl+N = Create a new file Crtl+T = New template file Crtl+P = Print File Ctrl+S = Save file Alt+X = Exit program After you have set up your colours, font and name you want to use for the editor, it's best to click on the save options button in the options file menu. Drag & Drop ----------- You can now drag and drop files into the editor, and they will load up, you can also set *.x68 file you open with the editor. Parameters ---------- If you want to run the program so it opens and saves files in a specified directory just add "/D C:\Path\To\files" to the Parameters of the commend line. e.g. Editor68K.exe /D C:\Path\To\x68\Files Now Every time you save or open your files it will save and open then to this directory. Your editor ini file will also be stored in this folder so you can easily save your personal settings. Errors / Bugs ------------- 1. If the Edit68K.ini file is made read only then you will get an error when trying to save the options. 2. If you get an error saying "Bad Commend of File Name" when you assemble or simulate your files then you will need to edit the batch files. (please note : You will get this error on the first time you run this program if you don't let the install program to re-boot your computer. This is because the install program has to add a line to your autoexec.bat "SET PATH=C:\path\to\program\files" so your operating system knows where the files are when it calls them in DOS.) If you re-start your computer and you still get this error then you will have to either edit your autoexec.bat and put in the path to where the program was installed to. Or edit the batch files in the programs directory. If you find any bugs in this program then please could you take the time to fill out the bug report form on our web site at http://xrmx.simplenet.com/programs/68000 Acknowledgements ---------------- The DOS cross assembler and simulator were created at Teesside Polytechnic for teaching purposes. Their authors are Paul Lambert and Eric Pearson. The Polytechnic has agreed to allow PWS-Kent Publishers Ltd. to distribute these programs as part of the Instructor's Handbook. More information can be found in the "readme.txt" file. Disclaimer: THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS" WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND. THE ENTIRE RISK OF THE USE OF THE SOFTWARE IS ASSUMED BY YOU.