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Calculator Community => TI Calculators => ASM => Topic started by: DarkLechuga on June 10, 2012, 03:30:51 pm
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Currently, what is the best IDE for Asm programming on the 83+??? I'm looking specifically for something that'll catch any mistakes i may make :|
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there really isnt a perfect one out there. i personally have used the now defunct and unobtainable tide. i currently use npp and spasm or brass. with some batch files. really there is on way for it to catch errors other than syntax ones and the compiler will do that for you on compiling :P
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For Windows, I use Wabbitcode. You shouldn't use the built-in emulator because it's outdated.
On my Linux Mint machine, I use gedit with SPASM.
It really comes to personal preference. There is no "right" way to do it.
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There's also an online IDE called ORG (http://clrhome.org/asm).
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Oh wow, forgot that ^.^
Thanks!
edit: also, if you want to at least have correct syntax, you could use mimas, which forces correct syntaxis.
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I just use WabbitCode for linux for its syntax highlighting (and code counter :D) then have a simple script that compiles the code, loads tilem2, runs a macro, and automatically executes my program :) WabbitCode for windows has that built-in, but it takes a while to load WabbitEmu each time and it doesn't execute your program automatically.