Re: [gtk-list] Re: z80 Assembly IDE

[Chris Phelps <chicane reninet com>]

Erik Mouw wrote:

> On Thu, 11 Nov 1999 19:52:06 -0800, Chris Phelps wrote:
> > Thanks a lot man. I kind of thought about that originally, but I left it alone
> > in order to save mem. This application is probably not going to be used by
> > more than like 10 people, so i dont really have to worry about people who dont
> > have tons of mem (128 is what most of my buddies have), so that should never
> > be a problem.
>
> Have you considered to make this application open source? There are still
> quite a lot of Z80 users who would like to have an IDE. My guess is that
> making IDEs is not your core business, so giving away the source wouldn't
> harm.
>
> Erik
>
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Oh yeah, it'll be open source. I do everything open source, just for the hell of
it. Its actually going to be specifically for the TI-86 graphing calculator, cuz i
program for that about 3 hours a day, but i do it in windows for lack of an IDE in
linux. When im finished, I may never have to use windows again!

Along these lines, does anyone know of a _good_ z80 compiler that is open source?
I'd like to have an assembler right in the IDE for speed purposes if possible.

Long live Zilog :o)

Later,
Chicane