xKIM is an extended monitor for KIM computer systems. Commonly used in Corsham Technologies KIM-1 add-on boards. It is a 6502 based monitor which has basic tools as well as some additional commands for working with the Corsham Tech SD Card system.
- Pure 6502 code.
- Many subroutines available for external programs to use.
- Can auto-run Intel hex files upon loading.
- Can be placed in read-only memory.
- Has all low-level subroutines for talking to the SD Card.
- New commands can be added at run-time to the command handler.
- Exmine/edit memory.
- Jump to code.
- Load Intel hex file from console or SD card.
- Directory of SD card.
- Get clock from RTC.
- Memory test.
- Branch offset calculator, also within memory editor.
- Type SD file.
- Save memory to SD file.
- master - Most people will want to use this branch, as this is the latest released code that we distribute with our products.
- debugger - This is a short-lived branch for making more of xKIM as callable subroutines. These changes are for support of a 65C02 debugger I am working on.