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Das scheint jemand einen neuen Debugger für Win/MacOSX/Linux rauszubringen.
Weiss jemand mehr?
Aus der FB Kick Assembler Gruppe entnommen:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/RetroAssembler/1781620422068968/?ref=notif¬if_t=group_activity¬if_id=1464942944986576
Das Teil gibt es auf CSDB oder auf einem FTP-Server. Die Sources auf Sourceforge. Sieht sehr interessant aus.
Wow, sieht ziemlich nuetzlich aus 
[OFFTOPIC] Benoetigt Giana tatsaechlich 3 ganze Sprites?! [/OFFTOPIC]
Das Teil gibt es auf CSDB oder auf einem FTP-Server. Die Sources auf Sourceforge. Sieht sehr interessant aus.
Danke. Habe das nicht gesehen auf der neuen FB-Gruppe, ob das erwähnt wurde...?
<Edit>Ach so, auf CSDB steht der Link für SF.
[OFFTOPIC] Benoetigt Giana tatsaechlich 3 ganze Sprites?! [/OFFTOPIC]
Klar. Sieht man ja an den Farben auch. Und Hires ist immer 'teuer'.
Hier hat der Main Character sogar 7 Sprites 
http://gb64.com/game.php?id=21720&d=18&h=0
Naja so genau hab ichs bisher nie untersucht, aber ich waere jetzt eher von max. 2 Sprites ausgegangen
Hi
Finde diesen Debugger sehr gut.
Ich habe mal ein Cheat Sheet für den C64 Debugger erstellt. Hier Version 1.1
C64Debugger Cheat Sheet V1.1.pdf
Ach Mist...ein paar Formatierungsfehler entdeckt. Hier v1.2:
Jaaahaa. Bitte 
Hatte mir das Video noch garnicht angesehen. Hahaha. Paint some b*bs and some walls. 
Vergesst Trainer. Sperrt die Gegner einfach ein 
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Frisch aus FB:
Alles anzeigenIt is official, the C64 Debugger v0.60 will be released at Silesia Demo Party! http://silesia-party.pl
Beta testing will start this weekend... I hope to fix all the remaining glitches. I'm also writing the README instructions for new views, and considering that nobody is reading that so I thought I'll post it here for you to prepare
One of new screens is the VIC Display.
The VIC Display screen is like an X-Ray for the VIC chip. Whole frame is recorded and you can access state of VIC and CPU for each cycle of the frame. It can be activated by Ctrl+Shift+F5. VIC Display renders exact state of VIC for selected cycle. As you know, a lot of effects are using tricks of the VIC chip, so it will not show the C64 screen in its entirety, as it is not meant to. It will always show a screen how it would be rendered for selected cycle of the VIC chip.
You can just move mouse cursor over the VIC Display frame and see how VIC registers impact rendering of the C64 screen. Note that status of CPU registers and VIC state view is marked in light-red color background, this is to indicate that state is locked and shows selected raster cycle. The disassembly code is moved to the place where raster beam was executing code in the frame. Space bar changes disassembly code lock. Also, when you move the cursor over VIC Display, the memory dump view cursor points to address which is under mouse cursor.
When you click on the VIC Display you can lock cursor and then move it with keyboard arrow keys, holding Shift will increase the step. You can unlock the cursor by pressing Space Bar or by Mouse-Clicking on locked cursor.
There are buttons to control the VIC Display, you can see what are current values of VIC bank, screen, bitmap etc. and you can force and change them by clicking on values: green colour means it is a current state for selected cycle, red is when you forced the selection. Do not forget, that if you select something making it red, then the VIC Display will show your selection, not what is currently going on on the screen.
Button "Scroll" will switch if VIC scroll register should be applied to VIC Display position. When code is opening side borders then applying the scroll register may make the display jump a lot, so you can select if you need this behaviour.
Button "Bad Line" shows a bad line condition when text is red, switching it on will display lines that are in bad line condition.
Button "Border" changes if side border should be shown. It has three states: no border, viewable area with border, full frame scan.
Button "Grid" changes if a grid should be displayed.
Button "Sprites" changes if sprites graphics should be rendered in the VIC Display.
Button "Frames" changes if frames around sprites should be visible.
Button "Break" adds VIC raster breakpoint, the text is in red when a selected line has already the breakpoint set.
The "Show PC for" informs in which auto-scroll code disassembly mode we are, you can click on the mode and change it to other mode (Raster / Screen / Bitmap / Colour).
VIC Display records state of VIC each cycle in the frame and with the mouse cursor you can see what is in the frame. The X key changes what we "look" at: where was the code in a given cycle (Raster mode) or where the code saved the pixel in memory (Raster / Screen / Bitmap / Colour).
You can Right-Click on C64 Screen in right top to replace it to a zoomed raster view.
Keys that you can use in this view are:
Arrow keys
Move locked cursor
Shift+Arrow keys
Move locked cursor in large steps
` (~ tilde key)
Toggle VIC raster breakpoint
L
Lock/Unlock mouse cursor
Space Bar
Lock/Unlock Disassemble auto-scroll code
X
Select next auto-scroll code mode
R
Select auto-scroll code to Raster
S
Select auto-scroll code to Screen (Text)
B
Select auto-scroll code to Bitmap
C
Select auto-scroll code to Colour
Ich muss das Teil einfach nochmal aus der Versenkung holen, ich bin zufällig darüber gestolpert und kannte es bislang nicht. Ist sicher auch für andere Programmierer interessant an denen das Teil auch vorüber gegangen ist.
Wenn der Debugger jetzt noch ne neuere Vice Version mit dem WiC64 inkludiert hätte 
Heißt übrigens seit einiger Zeit schon "RetroDebugger". C64-Wiki dazu:
Auch mit ner "GUI" gibts das Teil, damit muss man sich nicht die ganzen Tastenkombinationen merken
