P65Pas a new 6502 Pascal compiler

[Edson]

@Edson

Do you know "The 8-Bit Guy" ?

see:
- https://www.youtube.com/user/adric22/search?query=x16
- https://murray2.com/forums/commander-x16.9/

Not really.

[Squall_FF8]

Found you on Facebook. A friend request was sent.

And yes, the links that sstvmaster shared are the one. It still in process of designing but has already huge fan base and many people developing for it. It will be close to Comodore 64, this where similarities come from.
In the spirit of 8bit era it comes with BASIC. I can do assembly but it is a much slower process and very easy to make mistakes. So the Pascal and your IDE make it a RAD tool 

P.S. Here is a screenshot of the application showing the system palette written with p65pas:

[Edson]

It's good to see people are using the P65Pas. There are still many features to implement and fix in the compiler. The support for assembler is very complete and can interact well with the Pascal code.

Fortunately  P65Pas was designed to be a general 6502 compiler, and not for a specific target. You can write a unit for the Commander X16 defining the hardware specific details.

[Squall_FF8]

The support for assembler is very complete and can interact well with the Pascal code.

That is what I love about Pascal - it eliminate the need to write in pure assembly by providing a good asm code for output. In places where the compiler doesn't you can always rewrite segments for speed ups.

Fortunately  P65Pas was designed to be a general 6502 compiler, and not for a specific target. You can write a unit for the Commander X16 defining the hardware specific details.

That is exactly what I did - I used the included C64 as a base and modified it for X16

[Edson]

P65Pas is updated. Now in version 0.7.5.  Some bugs are fixed, and the code generator is modified to map internal register in the system unit.
Documentation is updated too.

[lazdeveloper]

GREAT!
I would to thank you for such great projects. Pascal is so good for hardware programming please and again keep the support to keep it alive
Thanks