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[z80 ASM] Setting up an assembly environement

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Halifax:
I need help setting up a working environment for my Assembly programming on the 83/84+ family. I have the includes, TASM, and I have read the tutorials on how to do it but I can never get it to compile the programs correctly without TASM giving me an error even when I include ti83plus.inc

kalan_vod:
I use spencers assembler, it works and is easy to set up. Also you can make apps really easily.

Liazon:
you want me to email you my set up? or do you want to use an IDE?

My set up works almost exactly as a TASM set up.

The IDE has some slight syntax changes, but over all, it may be better for learning purposes.  However, soon the IDE will no longer be TASM backwards compatible.

Just post a reply.

DJ Omnimaga:
does spencer assembler set things for you? I mean do you still need to use command prompt for compile and all?

Liazon:
I've got a batch file so that all I need to do is double click it and it will do everything for you.  You can make copies of it and edit it.  But ultimately, my batch file only compiles for 83+, and it can only do one file every time.  You can edit the file to change what source file it will make, but I suggest either

1.)  make a version of the batch file for each project/source
2.)  learn how to write batch files and make one as good as devkitpro's, which in command prompt is very easy to use.

OR

3.) Get latenite and avoid all this set up stuff.

Like I said before, just post a reply if you still need help.  When I get a chance, I'll upload my dev folder, which will have everything you need.

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