BASM was originally started as a course project, but now aims at creating a user friendly and easy-to-use assembler for Mano’s Basic Computer.
Now you can make use of this accessible piece of software to further improve your development process.
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BASM has a very simple interface and can easily be learned by
even newbie programmers. Basic syntax and commands are explained
when needed. I have tried to make the help files as easy to use as
possible, but please keep in mind that many commands, especially the
more complicated ones, require more than one page of documentation.
Some commands or specific basic commands are not explained in the
help files, but please look at the help files, e.g. for help on
functions like FILEDIR.
The help pages show the general syntax of the most important
commands. You can also try the BASM’s version of the’read’
program of the Midnight Commander, which works with all files, not
just.bas files.
General Features:
– There are some standard functions which can be used without typing
these commands into the BASM program, e.g. the printing of numbers
is made by typing print n
– You can ‘define’ your own commands, e.g. filecopy to copy files
from the current directory to some other directory, which is in
BASM’s Working Directory.
– You can load or save files by typing load or save
– You can exit BASM without saving, typing exit
– BASM can be run from the shell, e.g. from the Midnight Commander
Keyboard Shortcuts:
The keyboard shortcuts are set up as follows:
* The first letter of a command is followed by a period.
* Enter, Function keys and F1-F12 are also used to start the
current command.
* F8 lets you to choose a command in a list.
* F10 is used to choose a function in a list.
* F11 is used to jump back in the help files.
* CTRL-A or CTRL-D deletes characters in a text box.
* CTRL-H or CTRL-F searches for the next or previous occurance
of the searchstring.
* CTRL-L or CTRL-O clears the searchstring.
* CTRL-R replaces the searchstring by the searchstring.
* CTRL-T replaces the searchstring by the next occurance of
the searchstring.
* CTRL-Z suspends the current command.
* CTRL-Y unsuspends the current command.
* F2 lets you to open the Help file.
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All keystrokes are sent to BASM Cracked Accounts via a KEYMACRO mechanism.
See also KEYMACRO section on the BASM Crack Keygen help.
Key strokes are currently:
:Start new program : Ctrl-C
:End new program : Ctrl-Z
:Delete line before the current cursor position : Del (or :k)
:Delete line after the current cursor position : ‘
:Delete word before the current cursor position : w
:Delete word after the current cursor position : W
:Delete word before the current cursor position : V
:Delete word after the current cursor position : B
:Delete complete line : D
:Delete complete word : d
:Delete complete word before the current cursor position : d
:Delete complete word after the current cursor position : w
:Move cursor one position right : Ctrl-R
:Move cursor one position left : Ctrl-L
:Move cursor to beginning of line : Ctrl-H
:Move cursor to end of line : Ctrl-G
:Move cursor to beginning of file : Ctrl-F
:Move cursor to end of file : Ctrl-B
:Jump to current line : ‘
:Jump to previous line : Ctrl-N
:Jump to next line : Ctrl-P
:Jump to line containing cursor position :
:Jump to line containing character under cursor :
:Jump to line containing character before cursor :
:Jump to line containing character after cursor :
:Jump to current filename : Tab
:Jump to previous filename : Ctrl-T
:Jump to next filename : Ctrl-U
:Run program : Ctrl-R
:Save changes : Ctrl-S
:Revert changes : Ctrl-U
:Run current program : Ctrl-K
:Run a script file : Ctrl-N
:Run next program : Ctrl-P
:Run previous program : Ctrl-K
:Run next script file : Ctrl-N
:Run previous script file : Ctrl-P
:Save changes : Ctrl-S
:Undo : Ctrl-Z
:Redo : Ctrl-Z
:Find in file : Ctrl-F
:Navigate to file : Ctrl-B
:Navigate to file end : Ctrl-F
:Make selected text bold : Ctrl-B
:Make selected text italic : Ctrl-I
:Make selected text double strike (reverse bold) : Ctrl-*
:Make selected text underline : Ctrl-U
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What’s New in the BASM?
BASM is a series of programs for the Commodore 64.
This BASM-series of programs were originally developed for the manor of me, Mano.
A BASM program is a C-program that generates code.
It is designed to be as easy to use as possible.
The main idea behind a BASM is that the program you write should be translated directly into assembly code and that assembly code should be replaced by C code.
Besides that, you want your BASM program to be readable and understandable by the programmer.
A good program that follows the BASM-pattern is the C64 Emulator “EmuC64”.
It’s C-code is fully readable, and the entire emulator source code can be read by the C64.
Mano has first created BASM for the classic C64.
It runs perfectly on the original C64 machine.
He then extended it to C128.
The new version runs in a 386 machine perfectly.
You can download the BASM source-code from my web-site.
BASM is distributed under the GNU GPL license.
The most important documentation can be downloaded from the above web-page.
The documentation for the BASM programs can be found on my web-site.
I also provide you with a user’s manual for the BASM programs.
Since BASM is a very important program, there is a small “README” on the homepage to make it easier for you.
Besides that, you can also find a small manual for BASM on my web-site.
The BASM source-code is “open source”, that is you can modify it,
make changes and reuse it.
However, you must make the changes compatible with the GNU GPL license.
For that you have to follow the copyright license of Mano.
Mano himself created BASM for personal use, and I guess it was the most important thing in his life.
When he died in 1998, his program “BASM” was created by his wife, Mona.
He wrote his own program “Mano’s Easy BASM” for the Atari 800.
This program is an extension of the BASM for the C64.
Mano’s Easy BASM is an small extension to Mano’s BASM that makes it easier to write BASM for the Atari 800.
Unfortunately, Mano’s Easy BASM was only created for the Atari 800 and not for the C128.
To make the BASM programs fully compatible with the Atari 800 and C128, a new version was created.
This new version is called “Mano’s Easy BASM 2”.
It can be downloaded here.
Just to make sure you
System Requirements For BASM:
Pc and Console:
Minimum:
OS: 64-bit Windows®7 / Vista® / XP 64-bit
Processor: Intel® Core™2 Duo E8400 @ 2.8GHz / AMD® Phenom II X4 965 @ 3.0GHz or equivalent
Memory: 2 GB RAM
Graphics: DirectX 9.0c-compatible graphics card w/ 1 GB RAM
DirectX: DirectX 9.0c or higher
Hard Disk: 50 GB free space
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