Hey Birt! | TASM + VS Code, using a vintage DOS cross compiler w/VS Code for 8bit development @HeyBirt | Uploaded March 2021 | Updated October 2024, 4 hours ago.
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In this video we take a look at using a ‘vintage’ DOS assembler for various 8-bit microprocessors with a modern IDE. This will allow us to assemble machine code for multiple microprocessors while only having to learn one assembler syntax and with the ease of use of a modern IDE.
We cover how to set up the build environment and go over some example programs. We’ll finish up by discussing the advantages and disadvantages of a versatile assembler like TASM compared to a dedicated purpose tool like CBM Prg Studio.
Join us for this video and then jump in and start learning machine code for your favorite vintage computer too!
Timeline:
01:19– Assembler 101
05:11 – Meet TASM
06:43– Down the VS Code Ribbit Hole
08:49 – Installing the extension
13:18 – Examples
26:34 – TASM vs CBM Prg Studio
27:42 – Wrap up
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Credits
By Todd Dailey - File:Altair 8800 at the Computer History Museum.jpg (cropped; curves; contrast), CC BY-SA 2.0, commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=29491529
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Video sponsor: PCBWay: $5 for 2 layer PCBs with 24hr turnaround at pcbway.com
In this video we take a look at using a ‘vintage’ DOS assembler for various 8-bit microprocessors with a modern IDE. This will allow us to assemble machine code for multiple microprocessors while only having to learn one assembler syntax and with the ease of use of a modern IDE.
We cover how to set up the build environment and go over some example programs. We’ll finish up by discussing the advantages and disadvantages of a versatile assembler like TASM compared to a dedicated purpose tool like CBM Prg Studio.
Join us for this video and then jump in and start learning machine code for your favorite vintage computer too!
Timeline:
01:19– Assembler 101
05:11 – Meet TASM
06:43– Down the VS Code Ribbit Hole
08:49 – Installing the extension
13:18 – Examples
26:34 – TASM vs CBM Prg Studio
27:42 – Wrap up
Please consider clicking on the Subscribe button below and then click the bell icon. That way you will be notified when I post a new video. Thanks!
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Hey Birt! On Social Media!
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Soigeneris: facebook.com/Soigeneris-295527583797729
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Twitter:
Hey Birt!: twitter.com/HeyBirt?lang=en
Links
8bit Show and Tell Channel: youtube.com/channel/UC3gRBswFkuteshdwMZAQafQ
TASM VS Code Extension Project: github.com/Jeff-Birt/TASM_vsCode_Extension
Credits
By Todd Dailey - File:Altair 8800 at the Computer History Museum.jpg (cropped; curves; contrast), CC BY-SA 2.0, commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=29491529
By Swtpc6800 en:User:Swtpc6800 Michael Holley - Own work, Public Domain, commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=3132056
Chiptune Thing No. 3 "Victory" by Steven O’Brien soundcloud.com/stevenobrien
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Music provided by Music for Creators youtu.be/ujIMRIJ1JG8
