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Hey @iss000, I added Darwin (defined APPLE) support to your port of these tools, so maybe you wanna include that in this PR first, as well? Have tested, seem to work fine once your code is used for the Windows-specific things .. Also, might be worthwhile moving to stdint.h types in the near future, at least it would be good for the Darwin future .. |
Include __APPLE__ in the fopen_s function definitions
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Hello iss000 and seclorum - great that there is a port! I am a GitHub noob so please allow me a bit of time to check the changes and work out how to test this. |
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Have merged this back in to main branch |
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This is quick port to Linux. It allows compiling of the 3 command-line utilities and 'dflat.rom' + proper 'dflat.pch' file.
Some work is needed for full portability (i.e. for big-endian platforms) - mainly the WAV-header structure and calculations of 'datalength' and 'riff_size' fields, which assumes 'int' is 32-bit little-endian number.
Important: Please, check before merging if as65.exe under Windows accepts '/' as include path separator instead of '\'.
Else, @6502Nerd, congrats for the language and for the high quality assembler sources!