Assembly language programs can be developed natively on the V6Z80P (using EDIT.EXE and ASM.EXE) or on the PC / other system with any prefered cross-assembler.

The freeware PC command-line assembler Pasmo is highly recommended. (This is included in the main project archive.) When developing with Pasmo it can be convenient to create a batch file with the appropriate command line parameters, then you can drag your .asm file to it each time it needs to be assembled, EG:

%v6z80pdir%\pasmo\pasmo.exe -d -I %v6z80pdir%\equates -I (your_dir)\data -I (your_dir)\inc %1 %1.bin

If you want to automatically send to the assemled code to the V6Z80P, Daniel's command line program "sendv6" (for Windows / Linux) can be added to the batch file. See Contributions/Daniel/Linux tools/Sendv6 (enter "RX !" under FLOS beforehand to receive and run at the V6Z80P end).


If you prefer a GUI-like set up, Enzo has made a nice IDE for Windows / Linux for Pasmo: ZDevStduio