All you need to start programming 6510 assembler for the Commodore 64 on Microsoft Windows or Linux. https://github.com/DiegoAccorinti/c64-devkit
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c64-devkit

All you need to start programming 6510 assembler for the Commodore 64 on Microsoft Windows.

Usage

Run build.bat to generate tables, compile the source code, crunch the binary and launch your program in the emulator. This produces build\c64-devkit.prg which is runnable on a real Commodore 64 or using an emulator.

Notes

Source code is located in source\ and can reside in multiple files ending with .asm.

This devkit is based on the following components:

Credits

Code and graphics by Clifford 'Randy' Carnmo

Music by Joakim 'dLx' Falk