C64 Studio

==========

C64 Studio is a .NET based IDE written by Georg Rottensteiner

This app supports project based C64 assembly or Basic V2. The internal assembler is
using the ACME syntax.

In connection with Vice the IDE allows you to debug through your code and watch
variables/memory locations, registers and memory.
Any other emulator can be set up as well if it's startable via runtime arguments.

C64 Studio allows you to compile to raw binary, .prg, .t64, .d64 or cartridge
format (several formats are available)

Additionally to this C64 Studio comes with a charset, sprite and media editor.

Version history:
================

27.02.2017 - 5.1: Add: Action to jump to next warning/error message

Add: Support for VICE 3.0 remote debugger, now works with
binary mem dump => way faster memory reads!
Add/Fix: Total rewrite of BASIC key mapping, now it
should do what's on the tin.
Add/Fix: Replace all now works with selection, open
documents and whole solution
Add: !media supports spritedata for sprite files
Fix: Build chain dependency building properly now
Fix: Random crash at !macro with expression parameter
replacing
Fix: BASIC label mode could mess up if commands were used
following ON GOTO,GOSUB
Fix: Several crashes with drag & drop in Solution
Explorer

16.11.2016 - 5.0: Add: Sprite editor image list adjusts to size

Add: <> operator (works same as !=)
Add: !pseudopc now also allows bracketed scope (like
ACME)
Add: Build chains

31.08.2016 - 4.9: Add: Exact error marking

Add: Option to disable automatic vice label file creation
Add: Outline - sorting by source or alphabetically
Add: Outline - filtering by text
Fix: Expressions in macro parameters could lead to an
"can't detect correct opcode" error

06.07.2016 - 4.8: Add: Highlight of other occurrances of current selected

text
Add: Display of memory content optionally as
sprites/chars
Add: Exchange colors methods to sprite editor
Fix: Key mapping for BASIC should now be really
functional
Fix: Pi constant for BASIC was mapped to wrong value
 Fix: Lots of smaller fixes and added errors for
compilation and opcode detection

08.05.2016 - 4.7: Add: Label file for VICE (run and debug mode)
Add: Outline allows for showing/hiding local/shortcut
labels
Add: BASIC - Short cut of commands automatically replaced
with full command
Add: !macros now also work with {} brackets similar to
ACME
Add: Code folding, also saved
Add: MediaTool for simple pre/post build processing

21.02.2016 - 4.6: Add: Byte and cycle display in left border

Add: Fastscroll display on the right border
Add: Change marker on left border
Add: Group modification of selected chars in charset
editor
Add: Segments now build properly
Fix: Display memory view with Commodore font
Add: Check for HiRes bitmap mode in graphic editor
Fix: Several bugs in import dialog format checks

05.12.2015 - 4.5: Fix: Search/replace with tabs enabled now places

selection properly
Fix: Color preferences now really don't mess up the
settings anymore
Add: Sprite Preview now allows expand h/v
Add: Charset can clear selected chars
Add: Enhanced Character Mode (ECM) in charset, charset
screen and map editor (not for paste detection yet though)
Add: !addr/!address as pseudo pseudo ops for ACME
compatibility (they are ignored for now and do not trigger a "unknown pseudo op"
warning anymore)

02.10.2015 - 4.4: Fix: Import of 4-bit images now works

Fix: symbols are now distributed to files in sub folders
correctly
Add: Direct calculation to Calculator (allows all
variants just like in assembly)
Add: Mem-Dump update put in idle queue (debug memory view
now scrolls smoothly), downside, update takes a bit
Add: Open last session as option
Add: Setting colors, keybinding, fonts to defaults per
button
Add: Tool Windows visibility is now saved for edit and
debug perspectives

24.07.2015 - 4.3: Fix: Colors on startup with new settings are now set to
sensible values
Fix: Replaced Scintilla in most places with a pure .NET
control. A big step towards better cross platform. Also better syntax coloring
Fix: !ifs inside macro definitions now work
Fix: Big speed up on preparsing when opening multi file
projects

04.06.2015 - 4.2: Fix: Import File in Media Manager now refreshes the file
view
Fix: Nested for loops now really work as intended
 Fix: Crash with combined binary complements
Fix: Bitmap export now properly uses actual size (not
forced to 320x200)
Fix: Crash yet again in projectless mode (using files
without project/solution)
Add: !BASIC pseudo op
Add: Sprite editor effects (shift, rotate, mirror, etc.)
now work on whole selection
Add: Undo for charset and graphic screens
Add. Graphic screen now directly resizable

01.05.2015 - 4.1: Add: alternative BG color to map editor

Add: True drive toggleable
Add: Emulator choice
Add: Undo for map editor, charset editor, sprite editor
Fix: Easyflash creation would crash for files bigger than
65536 bytes
Fix: Way better PETSCII table dialog
Fix: Set tiles could visually disappear when changing to
other tool (but were actually set)
Fix: Dependency during chained build now also rebuilds
dependant element if it has been rebuilt during the same build cycle

16.02.2015 - 4.0: Fix: Several crashes with out of bounds selection in

charset and charset screen editor
Fix: Several crashes when pasting out of bounds in sprite
and charset editor
Fix: Loops nested in macros now work properly
Fix: PETSCII Table now works on single click
Fix: BASIC toggling between label/non label mode doesn't
add spaces everywhere
Fix: BASIC macros now work case insensitive
Fix: BASIC source fonts correctly use for every part
Add: DASM pseudo op ALIGN
Add: alternative multicolors in map editor
Add: Proper creation of project and non-project documents
Add: BASIC files compile file name default to file name
plus .prg
Add: Color exchange for charsets
Add: Allow BASIC font to be different than C64 font

25.11.2014 - 3.9: Add: Tools (rect, box, selection, fill) for charset
screen editor
Add: Tools (rect, box, selection, fill) for map editor
Add: Store/show comment info for labels, display in
tooltip (continuous and after line comments are considered)
Add: Newer Scintilla control
Add: Better disassembler, now allows to modify binary,
jump addresses and save/load project settings
Fix: Crash when "find all" in non opened files was used
Fix: Run to cursor from context menu could use wrong
address
Fix: Exporting graphic screen into existing charscreen
project did not honour multicolor setting
Fix: Moving tiles up/down in map editor could mess up
tile indices in editor
Fix: Pseudo op !CT could modify previously used custom
conv table
01.10.2014 - 3.8: Fix: Comments with non ASCII characters could break macro
insertion
Fix: Several DASM pseudo ops have been added and/or fixed
Fix: Adding new item could overwrite existing file
Fix: !error, !warn and !message pseudo op now properly
evaluate expressions as text
Fix: Dependencies can now be compiled without opening the
file
Fix: Running external commands with spaces in path now
finally really works (ouch!)
Fix: Import of paletted images now works (didn't show up
in the preview dialog)
Add: Symbols/tokens of dependencies and included files
are now also updated after successful compile
Add: !warn pseudo op
Add: binary not operator (!)
Add: Methods CHARVERT, COLORVERT, CHARCOLORVERT,
COLORCHARVERT, CHARSET to !media and !mediasrc for character screen projects
Add: Tab Context menu to close, or close all but this

05.08.2014 - 3.7: Fix: Charpad .ctm import could have wrong colours
Add: Dependencies allow to include symbols (useful for
multiparters)
Add: Add existing item asks to copy file if not inside
project folder
Add: Better range export for sprites
Add: Symbol import for dependencies
Fix: !media did not work right for spritesets
Fix: potential hang with !for pseudo op if step values
did not add up to end value exactly

18.06.2014 - 3.6: Add: Extra data per map in map editor

Add: License information
Add: Finally, IDE layout saving
Add: !convtab, !ct allows now spreading custom mappings
over several lines
Add: Charpad .ctm import (charset and map editor)
Add: !media and !mediasrc pseudo op (direct or assembly
import of charset/spriteset/screens/maps)
Fix: Several bugs in map editor (only last map saved,
update name)
Fix: Pseudo breakpoints (Ctrl-F10) would only work twice
Fix: Import existing file in sub folder would not
properly build file hierarchy
Doc: Added !RAW

15.05.2014 - 3.5: Add: BASIC renumber function

Add: !PET pseudo op
Add: elseif for !if, } else { pseudo op
Add: !TRACE pseudo op
Add: Watches are saved/restored with a solution
Add: Ctrl-A works now in export assembly controls
Add: Preliminary graphic import dialog (not fully
functional yet)
Add: range and block selection in sprite/charset editor
(Shift-Click = range, Alt-Click = block)
Fix: Expression evaluator could miscalculate when both
division and multiplication were in an expression without parenthesis
21.01.2014 - 3.4: Fix: Copy/Paste for BASIC
Fix: local labels in macros
Fix: Replace all in selections
Fix: Keyboard shortcuts mode based
Add: Commenting/Uncommenting selection
Add: Solutions, support for more than one project
Add: Folders in solutions/projects
Add: Included aay64 documentation
Add: Context help (currently only for opcodes)

28.11.2013 - 3.3: Add: Tile map editor

Add: Ignore warning settings
Add: Modifiable constants (instead of redefinition error)
Add: Way better PDS and a little better DASM support
Fix: overlapping segments are now properly written to the
final result
Fix: Temporary breakpoint did not work, if a store
breakpoint was set
Fix: Find in selection
Fix: Crash in Find/Replace

22.10.2013 - 3.2: Add: Add item to project asks for filename upfront
Fix: Pasting image in graphic editor does not check for
validity
Add: Binary editor (File->New->Binary Editor)
Fix: Deleting live breakpoints while in broken state
might delete wrong breakpoint
Add: Better PDS assembler support, DH, DL, CBM, EQU,
proper local labels
Fix: Major speedup on longer warning/error list
Fix: Media Manager: Rewrote file handling (load address
was getting messed up again)
Fix: Assembler type auto detect now really working

13.09.2013 - 3.1: Fix: Read Only displays (Output) are now really read only
Fix: Search All had off by one line numbers
Fix: Replace all could run into endless loops if the
replaced text contained the search text
Add: Search All now brings search result list to
foreground
Add: Search All now shows proper line numbers for
currently closed documents
Add: Debugger now jumps to disassembly if cpu pointer is
not in code

09.08.2013 - 3.0: Fix: Saving element outside project path doesn't crash
anymore
Fix: Complete rebuild of BASIC tokenizer according to C64
kernal
Add: Support for store/load/exec breakpoint types
Add: Focus now shifts to Emulator/IDE during debugging
depending on state
Add: Find/Replace dialog of Scintilla replaced by self
built dialog, now allows search in file and properly holds search/replace history
(may be buggy)
Add: Button to force hires/multicolor on all characters
in Charset Editor
20.06.2013 - 2.9: Add: Build Macros ConfigName and ProjectPath
Add: Command line tool MediaManager
Add: Renaming files in File Manager
Add: !for pseudo op
Add: !macro pseudo op
Fix: Disassembler would abort if jumps were out of
bounds, relative addresses were calculated wrong
Fix: lo/hi-byte operator now works properly also inside
an expression
Fix: Exception when !source-ing empty file
Fix: Adding Watch of local label now works

Breaking Change: Fixing the lo/hi-byte operator now makes

expression like #<buff + $20 or !byte <a + b behave differently.
In case of doubt add paranthesis!
#<( buff + $20 ) or !byte <( a + b )

08.04.2013 - 2.8: Fix: Import and Export from disk image in media manager
was corrupt
Fix: Graphic screen editor now properly handles repeated
checks for MC charset
Fix: Basic string macros were borked when toggling label
mode
Fix: Disassembler now produces better output (and doesn't
stop cold too easily)
Fix: Hanging debugger with Vice 2.4
Add: Saving of graphic screen editor data
Add: Export of graphic screen to binary data
Add: "External functions" to assembler (e.g. io.filesize)
Add: Open Explorer from Project Explorer
Add: Code labels can now be used in Pre/Post-Build Events
(e.g. moving addresses)
Add: Binary display for Media Manager

12.02.2013 - 2.7c: Fix: Changing Tab text to * should be gone now

Fix: !binary was wrong again
Add: #<xxx, #>xxx, ... allowed now

06.02.2013 - 2.7: Fix: Step In/Step Out for WinVICE 2.4

Fix: Paste bug in sprite editor
Fix: several %<literal_number> statements in one line had
a syntax error
Fix: Color preferences should now properly remember
chosen colors
Fix: Mapping of !CT scr and raw was not correctly applied
Fix: Duplicate "save changes" request on closing on a
new, unsaved file removed
Add: General project element info
Add: Toolbar can now be disabled
Add: Binary exchange with Vice for mem dumps should lead
to faster response
Add: New Project wizard

18.11.2012 - 2.6: Add: support for WinVICE 2.4 (debugger responses changed)
Add: support for PDS style assembler

20.10.2012 - 2.5: Add: save warning on project->close

 Fix: screen char editor
Add: charscreen to Basic exporter
Add: invert to char/sprite editor
Add: Dependencies are now only built when required
Fix: Breakpoint move with code changes now properly
Add: Syntax coloring for empty space was added
Add: Rotating sprites/charset
Fix: Basic normal/label mode now properly handles string
literals

23.09.2012 - 2.4: Changed ASM parser, now checks for * inside !IF work
Fixed saving of charset export file name
Proper behaviour for files saved outside of project
folder
Enabled watches for ,x and ,y (needs to be selected)
Fixed Basic bugs: * was resulting in @, PRINTX was not
recognized as PRINT
Fixed asm bugs: 3 digit hex numbers were treates as
single byte
Fixed crash for properties of new Basic files that were
not saved yet
Syntax Coloring customizable (in certain limits)
Grid in sprite/charset editor
Copy/Paste in sprite/charset editor now doesn't care
about image size
PETSCII character table

26.06.2012 - 2.3: Fixed T64 export

Fixed nested preprocessor blocks
Enhanced !CT pseudo op to allow for custom tables
Fixed !binary pseudo op, had extra bytes when a part of a
file was included
Added !align pseudo op
Added a few basic code macros
Added category sorting to charset editor
Added memory change coloring

06.04.2012 - 2.2: Stored open state of element (not all elements are opened
automatically)
Fixed D64 export bug (file was truncated)
Added breakpoint support
Added !bank pseudo op
Added Magic Desk cartridge type
Added help documentation (not complete yet)

19.02.2012 - 2.1: Fixed drop bug (.c64 file would not open project)
Fixed run bug if basic project was run after asm project
Synced toolbar new menu with menu new
Fixed bug in !bin pseudo op (!bin <filename>,1000,0 would
raise an error even when the file was big enough)
Added syntax coloring for opcodes (ror, rol, bvc, bvs,
brk, php, plp, clv, cld)
Fixed bug in Basic parser, now to/from label mode works
again for goto

11.02.2012 - 2.0: Added !endoffile pseudo op

Allow umlauts in labels
 Fixed tooltip flicker
Fixed bug in charset paste
Fixed ASM parser to decide to use 8bit/16bit arguments
based on source
Enhanced watcher (allow to view memory blocks)
Enhanced debugger (auto-refresh memory view and
registers)
Enhanced Media Manager

07.12.2011 - 1.9: Fixed bug in !bin when more bytes were requested than
available in the file
Fixed treatment of non document elements (source would
not build if floating)
Added Media Manager to manipulate .T64 and .D64 files
Added .d64 export
Added tooltips in ASM files (plus debug info)

01.11.2011 - 1.8: Fixed bug in resume to during active debug session

Added preliminary Basic V2 support

10.09.2011 - 1.7: Added code font configuration

Added notification for externally changed files
Added intelligent dependency checks
Fixed !CT SCR mapping

16.08.2011 - 1.6: Fixed parse bug, things like LDA #'H' can now be parsed
Complete rewrote GDI handling for sprite and charset
editor (no more resource leaks)
Added Pre/Custom/Post Build events per configuration
(useful for exomizing)
Fixed some crash bugs

31.07.2011 - 1.5: Fixed bug in parsing !byte with binary values

Fixed bug in file info storage, sometimes error messages
were accredited to the wrong file
Fixed bug where warnings were not displayed (segment
overwrite)
Added charset/sprite functions as buttons
Changed charset copy/paste to always use clipboard

14.07.2011 - 1.4: Added warnings for unused labels

TODO - fix copy/paste bug in sprite editor
Sped up compiler (less restart of parsing)
Following element dependencies on build
Disallow circular dependencies
Readjusted watches after restart
Save current open document and position

21.06.2011 - 1.3a: Fixed weird exception when using Umlauts at the line end
Added tab configuration
Added undo/redo to toolbar/menu
Autocreate project if new document is created without
project

19.06.2011 - 1.3: Added image export for sprites

Fixed wrong modified state in sprite editor (selecting
single/multi-color chars would set the project as modified)
Added import/export of all sprites as image
Added import/export of all characters as image
 Added !pseudopc pseudo op
Added project configurations with predefines
Added element dependencies
Enabled sprite/charset files as part of projects
Added !ifndef pseudo op

02.06.2011 - 1.2b: Fixed crash when pushing "Macros" without active document
Fixed copy/paste bug in charset editor
Added clipboard import for sprites
Cleared undo buffer on direct file load
Fixed parse bug which allowed LDA/STA (xxx),x
Added copy/paste for sprites

24.05.2011 - 1.2a: Fixed sprite editor import and export (horribly messed
up)

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