Bundled with FunkLibrary and SPASM
This plugin contains syntax definition for Z80 assembler language (targeting Texas Instruments calculators, mainly TI83+), code snippets, its own shiny color theme and build system.
Simply copy the z80asm-ti directory to the Sublime Text Packages directory. Under Windows that would be in you User folder ...\AppData\Roaming\Sublime Text 3\Packages\.
Go to the Tools > Build System menu and select the z80asm-ti item. Now you can press Ctrl+B to build the opened file or the project if there is a FunkLibrary config file (see FunkLibrary's readme).
You need to check out the spasm-funk (https://github.com/NanoWar/spasm-funk) submodule by typing: When you already pulled the z80asm-ti repository:
- git submodule update --init
Or you initially clone z80asm-ti recursively with:
- git clone --recursive https://github.com/NanoWar/z80asm-ti.git
This plugin contains its own color scheme z80asm-ti.tmTheme based on Monokai theme. There are some *.z80 scope selectors with specific colors for assembler tokens.
This package uses SPASM as assembler and FunkLibrary. If you want to compile with z80asm-ti and the automatic build system using Ctrl+B, you use FunkLibrary by default. You can use the menu to assemble with only SPASM or change the build script z80asm-ti.sublime-build in this package yourself.
Currently this plugin searches for an executable 'Wabbitemu.exe' in the current project's folder and runs it when there is also a file that end with *.8xk or *.8xp. You can modify this in the 'z80asm-ti.py' script.
There are a few useful snippets that you can trigger by typing their name and pressing tab:
- --- Delimiter small
- === Delimiter big
- *** Delimiter block
- loop Loop with register b
- loopbc Loop with register bc
In the z80Asm > Help sub-menu you can find a few help files. Some of them are provided with the plugin, and you also can put your help file into Packages/z80asm/helps/, and it will appear in menu. There are maximum 10 files allowed.
Also, you can call a quick help panel by pressing F1 where you can do a search through opcodes/mnemonics/timings.
If you have a bug/feature request - please post it on the issue tracker.
- psb^hlw
- breeze
- introspec
- key-jee
- elf/2
- Sean Young
(c) 2013, psb^hlw (c) 2015, NanoWar (owner of this fork)
Software is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.