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Programming
Resources to assist in the creation of your own applications.
This is a listing of all the entries in the Programming section.
34 records found!
ARM_Debug |
v1.28 February 2000 (130KB)
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Status: | Unknown |
Homepage: | http://www.dse.nl/~tvdb/
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Download: | http://www.dse.nl/~tvdb/Armdeb.zip
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Description: |
*Disassembler, editor.
*single/multistepper in 26bit User and 26bit SVC mode.
*Edit directly wimpslots and rammodules (in bytes, words, mnemonics, binary and asci)
*It can place conditional breakpoints in applications and rammodules.
After reaching a breakpoint the values from the registers, flags and memory
can be altered, singlestep through the code and leave the singlestepper with the
last registers, flags and PC counter.
*Step Until (R..=&.. or !&..=&.. or BreakPoint)
*Record all the steps (inc. registers and flags), which can be examined afterwards.
*Trap SWI calls and OS commands (conditionally).
*It has a *Step and a SWI "OS_BreakAddress" call.
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CVS |
v1.10.8
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Status: | Unknown |
Homepage: | http://gallery.uunet.be/John.Tytgat/cvs/
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Description: |
RISC OS port of CVS 1.10 (Concurrent Versions System), now the current 1.10.8 snapshot of CVS together with a couple of bug fixes. The port version is now 0.17.
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FormEdExt |
v1.62 (62KB)
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Status: | Unknown |
Homepage: | http://www.movspclr.co.uk/software.html
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Download: | http://www.movspclr.co.uk/progs/formedext.zip
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Description: |
Template editors seem to be something that everyone has a go at modifying every now and then. Some are incredibly good, and some are very poor. FormEdExt is a mediocre editor for those who like FormEd but dislike its lack of any form of update. It ties quite well to my particular 'style' of template design, but is useful for general editing work.
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JFPatch |
v2.55 (194KB)
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Status: | Unknown |
Homepage: | http://www.movspclr.co.uk/software.html
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Download: | http://www.movspclr.co.uk/progs/jfpatch.zip
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Description: |
Without access to an assembler, and feeling thoroughly annoyed at having to re-write module headers every time I wanted to do something new, I wrote a very simple program to build up BASIC programs to make modules. JFPatch had been born. It provides a pre-processor for the BASIC assembler which allows it to assembler modules to perform a large number of functions with a minimal amount of code.
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RecErrors |
v1.07 (22KB)
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Status: | Unknown |
Homepage: | http://www.movspclr.co.uk/software.html
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Download: | http://www.movspclr.co.uk/progs/recerrors.zip
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Description: |
Whilst you are testing software it is useful to know what errors are occuring so that you can give accurate bug reports. I'm frequently frustrated by people that email me saying "An error appeared saying something about an missing variable" which is not exactly helpful when you've got a ten thousand lines of source code to find it in. RecErrors records these errors to a file for you.
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ReformC |
v1.01 (12KB)
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Status: | Unknown |
Homepage: | http://www.movspclr.co.uk/software.html
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Download: | http://www.movspclr.co.uk/progs/reformc.zip
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Description: |
Source (in general) is very hard to read and it tends to be very difficult to extract comments from code, especially if you assume that comments are coloured differently to other text. ReformC takes code and attempts to insert special code sequences that will describe colour or style changes. In this way you can tailor the output to any kind of output device for the things that it identifies.
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Whizz |
v0.03 (49KB)
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Status: | Freeware |
Homepage: | http://www.argonet.co.uk/image/compiler/index.html
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Download: | http://www.argonet.co.uk/image/compiler/comp.zip
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Description: |
Put simply, !Whizz takes a BASIC source code file and converts each line into an equivalent sequence of assembly language instructions. This is done for the entire program to produce an assembly language source file. Function / procedure names are copied from the BASIC file and given to their corresponding subroutines in the assembly source. All REMS are also copied across as comments.
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Zmac |
v1.2 (136KB)
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Status: | Unknown |
Homepage: | http://users.ox.ac.uk/~chri0264/software/
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Description: |
A RISC OS version of Zmac 1.2, a Z80 macro cross-assembler. Features a desktop front end, requiring the FrontEnd module and DDEUtils as supplied with Acorn C/C++, but can also be used from the command line.
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