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{
"_copyright" : "Copyright 2018 faddenSoft. All rights reserved.",
"_license" : "Apache 2.0; see LICENSE.txt for details",
"Contents" : "6502bench SourceGen sysdef v1",
"Defs" : [
{
"Name" : "Apple //e",
"GroupName" : "Apple",
"Cpu" : "65C02",
"Speed" : "1.023",
"Description" : "Deluxe 8-bit Apple II system, configured for ProDOS.",
"SymbolFiles" : [
"RT:Apple/F8-ROM.sym65",
"RT:Apple/Cxxx-IO.sym65",
"RT:Apple/ProDOS8.sym65"
],
"ExtensionScripts" : [
"RT:Apple/ProDOS8.cs"
],
"Parameters" : {
"load-address":"0x2000"
}
},
{
"Name" : "Apple ][+",
"GroupName" : "Apple",
"Cpu" : "6502",
"Speed" : "1.023",
"Description" : "Early 8-bit Apple II system, configured for DOS 3.3.",
"SymbolFiles" : [
"RT:Apple/F8-ROM.sym65",
"RT:Apple/Cxxx-IO.sym65",
"RT:Apple/DOS33.sym65"
],
"ExtensionScripts" : [
],
"Parameters" : {
"load-address":"0x2000"
}
},
{
"Name" : "Apple IIgs (P8)",
"GroupName" : "Apple",
"Cpu" : "65816",
"Speed" : "2.8",
"Description" : "Apple IIgs, configured for ProDOS 8.",
"SymbolFiles" : [
"RT:Apple/F8-ROM.sym65",
"RT:Apple/Cxxx-IO.sym65",
"RT:Apple/ProDOS8.sym65",
"RT:Apple/IIgs-ROM.sym65"
],
"ExtensionScripts" : [
"RT:Apple/ProDOS8.cs"
],
"Parameters" : {
"load-address":"0x2000",
"entry-flags":"emulation"
}
},
{
"Name" : "Apple IIgs (GS/OS)",
"GroupName" : "Apple",
"Cpu" : "65816",
"Speed" : "2.8",
"Description" : "Apple IIgs, configured for GS/OS.",
"SymbolFiles" : [
"RT:Apple/Cxxx-IO.sym65",
"RT:Apple/IIgs-ROM.sym65",
"RT:Apple/GSOS.sym65"
],
"ExtensionScripts" : [
"RT:Apple/GSOS.cs",
"RT:Apple/IIgs-Toolbox.cs"
],
"Parameters" : {
"load-address":"0x2000",
"entry-flags":"native-long"
}
},
Framework for Apple /// (#4) * Skeletal support for Apple ///
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{
"Name" : "Apple ///",
"GroupName" : "Apple",
"Cpu" : "6502",
"Speed" : "2",
"Description" : "Apple /// system, configured for SOS.",
"SymbolFiles" : [
"RT:Apple/A3-ROM.sym65",
"RT:Apple/A3-IO.sym65",
"RT:Apple/SOS.sym65"
],
"ExtensionScripts" : [
Define interfaces for inline call handlers and BRK Instead of providing no-op CheckJsr/CheckJsl, plugins now declare which calls they support by defining interfaces on the plugin class. I added a CheckBrk call for code like Apple /// SOS calls, which use BRK as an OS call mechanism. The formatting doesn't work quite right yet because I've been treating BRK as a two-byte instruction. Hardly anything else does, and I think it's time I stopped (but not in this commit). Note: THIS BREAKS ALL PLUGINS that use the inline JSR/JSL feature, which is pretty much all of them.
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"RT:Apple/SOS.cs"
Framework for Apple /// (#4) * Skeletal support for Apple ///
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],
"Parameters" : {
"load-address":"0x2000"
}
},
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{
"Name" : "Atari 800",
"GroupName" : "Atari",
"Cpu" : "6502B",
"Speed" : "1.79",
"Description" : "Atari 800 [placeholder].",
"SymbolFiles" : [
],
"ExtensionScripts" : [
],
"Parameters" : {
}
},
{
"Name" : "Atari 2600",
"GroupName" : "Atari",
"Cpu" : "6507",
"Speed" : "1.19",
"Description" : "Atari 2600 video game system.",
"SymbolFiles" : [
"RT:Atari/2600.sym65"
],
"ExtensionScripts" : [
],
"Parameters" : {
"load-address":"0xf000"
}
},
{
"Name" : "Atari 5200",
"GroupName" : "Atari",
"Cpu" : "6502C",
"Speed" : "1.79",
"Description" : "Atari 5200 [placeholder].",
"SymbolFiles" : [
],
"ExtensionScripts" : [
],
"Parameters" : {
}
},
Add Atari Lynx placeholder and 65SC02 definition
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{
"Name" : "Atari Lynx",
"GroupName" : "Atari",
"Cpu" : "65SC02",
Merge menu items for "edit operand" and "edit data" The instruction operand editor and data operand editor are very different, but there's no need to impose that distinction on the user. They want to edit the operand either way. We now provide a single "edit operand" menu item, and open the appropriate dialog based on what they have selected. This uses Ctrl+O as the keyboard shortcut, stealing it from File > Open. (issue #11)
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"Speed" : "4",
Add symbols for Atari Lynx Another system I know nothing about.
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"Description" : "Atari Lynx handheld game console.",
Add Atari Lynx placeholder and 65SC02 definition
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"SymbolFiles" : [
Add symbols for Atari Lynx Another system I know nothing about.
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"RT:Atari/Lynx.sym65"
Add Atari Lynx placeholder and 65SC02 definition
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],
"ExtensionScripts" : [
],
"Parameters" : {
}
},
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{
"Name" : "Atari Arcade Cabinet",
"GroupName" : "Atari",
"Cpu" : "6502",
"Speed" : "1.512",
"Description" : "Atari arcade cabinet, e.g. Battlezone [placeholder].",
"SymbolFiles" : [
],
"ExtensionScripts" : [
],
"Parameters" : {
}
},
{
Split C64 system def into .PRG/.BIN One starts with a 16-bit load address, one does not. Not sure this is the right way to go, but it's worth a try. (issue #33)
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"Name" : "Commodore 64 (PRG)",
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"GroupName" : "Commodore",
"Cpu" : "6510",
"Speed" : "1.023",
Split C64 system def into .PRG/.BIN One starts with a 16-bit load address, one does not. Not sure this is the right way to go, but it's worth a try. (issue #33)
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"Description" : "Commodore 64 home computer. The first two bytes hold the load address.",
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"SymbolFiles" : [
Add a C64 Kernal entry point list I know nothing about the C64, but there's a lot of info on the web. This stuff looked important. (issue #19)
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"RT:Commodore/C64-Kernal.sym65"
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],
"ExtensionScripts" : [
],
"Parameters" : {
Add default text encoding mode to system definition This allows C64/C128/Pet projects to start out with PETSCII set as the default text encoding mode.
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"first-word-is-load-addr":"true",
"default-text-encoding":"c64-petscii"
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}
},
Split C64 system def into .PRG/.BIN One starts with a 16-bit load address, one does not. Not sure this is the right way to go, but it's worth a try. (issue #33)
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{
"Name" : "Commodore 64 (BIN)",
"GroupName" : "Commodore",
"Cpu" : "6510",
"Speed" : "1.023",
"Description" : "Commodore 64 home computer. General binary file.",
"SymbolFiles" : [
"RT:Commodore/C64-Kernal.sym65"
],
"ExtensionScripts" : [
],
"Parameters" : {
Add default text encoding mode to system definition This allows C64/C128/Pet projects to start out with PETSCII set as the default text encoding mode.
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"default-text-encoding":"c64-petscii"
Split C64 system def into .PRG/.BIN One starts with a 16-bit load address, one does not. Not sure this is the right way to go, but it's worth a try. (issue #33)
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}
},
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{
"Name" : "Commodore 128",
"GroupName" : "Commodore",
"Cpu" : "8502",
"Speed" : "2",
Add a C128 Kernal entry point list Looks like the C64 stuff is also available to the C128, so include this and the C64 defs in the C128 system definition.
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"Description" : "Commodore 128 home computer.",
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"SymbolFiles" : [
Add a C128 Kernal entry point list Looks like the C64 stuff is also available to the C128, so include this and the C64 defs in the C128 system definition.
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"RT:Commodore/C64-Kernal.sym65",
"RT:Commodore/C128-Kernal.sym65"
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],
"ExtensionScripts" : [
],
"Parameters" : {
Add default text encoding mode to system definition This allows C64/C128/Pet projects to start out with PETSCII set as the default text encoding mode.
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"default-text-encoding":"c64-petscii"
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}
},
{
"Name" : "Commodore Pet 2001",
"GroupName" : "Commodore",
"Cpu" : "6502",
"Speed" : "1",
"Description" : "Commodore Pet [placeholder].",
"SymbolFiles" : [
],
"ExtensionScripts" : [
],
"Parameters" : {
Add default text encoding mode to system definition This allows C64/C128/Pet projects to start out with PETSCII set as the default text encoding mode.
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"default-text-encoding":"c64-petscii"
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}
},
{
"Name" : "NES",
"GroupName" : "Nintendo",
"Cpu" : "2A03",
"Speed" : "1.79",
"Description" : "Nintendo Entertainment System.",
"SymbolFiles" : [
"RT:Nintendo/NES.sym65"
],
"ExtensionScripts" : [
],
"Parameters" : {
}
},
{
"Name" : "Super NES",
"GroupName" : "Nintendo",
"Cpu" : "5A22",
"Speed" : "3.58",
"Description" : "Super Nintendo Entertainment System [placeholder].",
"SymbolFiles" : [
],
"ExtensionScripts" : [
],
"Parameters" : {
}
},
{
"Name" : "Generic 6502",
"GroupName" : "Generic",
"Cpu" : "6502",
"Speed" : "1",
"Description" : "Generic 6502-based system.",
"SymbolFiles" : [
],
"ExtensionScripts" : [
],
"Parameters" : {
}
},
{
"Name" : "Generic 6502 + Undoc",
"GroupName" : "Generic",
"Cpu" : "6502",
"Speed" : "1",
"Description" : "Generic 6502-based system, with undocumented opcodes enabled.",
"SymbolFiles" : [
],
"ExtensionScripts" : [
],
"Parameters" : {
"undocumented-opcodes":"true"
}
},
{
"Name" : "Generic 65C02",
"GroupName" : "Generic",
"Cpu" : "65C02",
"Speed" : "1",
"Description" : "Generic 65C02-based system.",
"SymbolFiles" : [
],
"ExtensionScripts" : [
],
"Parameters" : {
}
},
{
"Name" : "Generic 65816",
"GroupName" : "Generic",
"Cpu" : "65816",
"Speed" : "1",
"Description" : "Generic 65816-based system.",
"SymbolFiles" : [
],
"ExtensionScripts" : [
],
"Parameters" : {
}
}
]
}
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