I have some memory of looking into NoICE. I think maybe i've written a client bit for some platform.
If we don't already have it ported to Model Ts that would be nice to have for PC based debugging. -- John. On Mon, Oct 24, 2022, 6:46 PM runrin <[email protected]> wrote: > hi all! > > i was wondering if anyone had recommendations for a machine language > monitor similar to supermon on commodore 64. > > all i'm really looking for is the ability to view memory in hex, > disassemble memory, and assemble directly into ram. i know there are > full assemblers/debuggers, but i'm just looking for something super > simple to poke around, experiment, and familiarize myself with the > system. maybe even a type-in would be fine. (supermon was actually > available as a 6-page type-in of nothing but data statements in a > few of jim butterfield's books. yikes!) > > i grep'd through the archives for the past few years and didn't see > anyone suggesting any in particular. unfortunately the search feature > isn't working, so i couldn't do a comprehensive search. > > --- > > also, i uploaded zbug to archive.org. you can find it here: > https://archive.org/details/trs-80-model-100-zbug-assembler-debugger > if anyone has any suggestions for changes to the description, or > additional files to add, i'd be happy to hear them. otherwise this > may be a useful location to send folks looking for zbug in the > future. > > thanks, > runrin >
