Sirius 816

Latest news:

4/02 Added v2.1 -- bug fixes, jammon 4.2, ctrl-h for online help.
3/01 Added v2.0!
1/30 Added v0.99
1/23 v0.9

Serious programming requires a Sirius assembler.

Sirius is a 65816 development system for the SuperCPU. It is based on El Cheapo Assembler and has numerous features and improvements, including:

integrated editor/assembler/monitor
jammon v4.1 (full-featured single-stepping, 24-bit load/save, etc.)
editor designed specifically for writing 65xx code
simultaneously edit up to eight files of arbitrary size
a linker, for serious project development
clean restart ability (e.g. after machine crashes).

It requires a SuperCPU with SuperRAM to run (you can use El Cheapo if you don't have SuperRAM). Several programs have been successfully developed using Sirius/El Cheapo, including obj3d, jpx/y/z, and Sirius itself.

Version 2.0 fixes a lot of bugs and adds a number of new features and enhancements. I wrote this for the 2000 Chicago Expo, but never uploaded it here -- sorry! See the version.notes file for more info.

Files:

Binaries

sir21.zip Binaries, v2.1
sirdocs.zip documentation files

Plain ascii text

A typical email -- for those of you who think I make up things like the FAQ (also demonstrating the apparent ineffectiveness of the FAQ).
sirius.ref Quick-reference.
sirius.docs Documentation.
version.notes Revision info.
Source code! version 2.0

Stephen L. Judd
sjudd@ffd2.com --