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VSCode KickAss (C64)

Visual Studio Code language support for C64 development with Kick Assembler.

This is heavily inspired by the Sublime KickAssembler (C64) package, coded by the almighty Swoffa from Noice. That's where the .tmLanguage file has been copied from.

Also very inspired by the vscode-kickassembler, made by Thomas Conté

Thanks to both of you!

Code like it's 1988!

Features

  • language configuration/syntax coloring
  • some snippets
  • build, run and debug commands
  • support for VICE and C64 Debugger

Outputs all build artifacts into a bin/ folder that will be created in the same folder as the currently opened file.

Also supports the Build, Run and Debug of a Startup.asm file located in the same folder as the currently opened file.

Ideas for future releases

  • support some configuration of build output and startup perhaps.

Requirements

Extension Settings

This extension contributes the following settings:

  • kickass-c64.kickAssJar: Full path to KickAss.jar
  • kickass-c64.javaBin: Full path to java binary
  • kickass-c64.viceBin: Full path to VICE binary
  • kickass-c64.useC64Debugger: Debug with C64 Debugger
  • kickass-c64.c64DebuggerBin: Full path to C64 Debugger binary

Known Issues

  • Lots of missing features, but it seems to be working on OSX and Windows 10 now at least.
  • Language server has no support for KickAss 3.x (only 4.x and 5.x).

How to contribute

Prerequisites

  • Visual Studio Code (with esbenp.prettier-vscode, dbaeumer.vscode-eslint extensions installed)
  • nvm (download and install)

After you clone the repo, run

nvm install to get the latest node version

then

npm install to install all dependencies

then

code . to start coding...

If everything is setup correctly, the code should be automatically formatted correctly on each save.

Running the extension locally:

  • Press F5 to open a new window with the extension loaded.
  • Create a new .asm file
  • Verify that stuff works as expected.
  • Relaunch the extension from the debug toolbar after making changes to the files listed above.
  • You can also reload (Ctrl+R or Cmd+R on Mac) the VS Code window load your changes.

Read more about extension development here.

Release Notes

1.5.0

Keybindings for build, run and debug Removed generation of .breakpoints file Empties bin folder before build as default Support for both running and debugging with C64 debugger Support for build annotations "Swoffa style"

1.4.0

Helpfile for all opcodes

1.3.0

Language server that displays errors in source files

1.2.1

Fix for flatmap-stream vulnerability

1.2.0

Support for some help when hovering over VIC and SID registers, illegal op-codes and preprocessor directives

1.1.1

Bugfix: compile stopped working if no symbol file existed

1.1.0

Added generation of .breakpoint file for debugger

1.0.0

Initial release of KickAss (C64)

Enjoy!