zDevStudio - Z80 Development Studio

[ecalogiuri]

Proud to have just released publicly zDevStudio, an open source cross-platform IDE based on Pasmo compiler designed to help coders and retrocoders to develop software for Zilog Z80 8 bit CPU and entirely written in Lazarus.

Available for MS Windows and Linux x86.

Try it at: https://sourceforge.net/projects/zdevstudio/

bye-bye,
Enzo.
 

[circular]

Looks like a kind of assembler programming

[Leledumbo]

Looks like a kind of assembler programming

Yup, Pasmo is an Z80 (and 8080) assembly language assembler.

[Marc]

Cool, didn't know the Z80 was still used.

Looooong time ago I wrote my own Z80 assembler/disassemlber in Spectrum basic

[Blaazen]

I wrote assembler/disasm. in basic for C64. Maybe I could find it stored on audio-cassete at the loft. It was great times of 8-bits. 

[ecalogiuri]

New 0.5 version released with some bugs correction and new features: default object file extension.

Z80 cpu is still widely used, both for professional and hobby projects. For example you can have a look here:

http://www.retroleum.co.uk/

Where a group of enthusiasts, including me, support a modern home computer based on Z80 cpu at 16 Mhz 

Greetings to all,
Enzo.

[LazaruX]

The Z80 emulator is still used to teach assembly.
I learned a bit of assembly on the Z80spin emulator.
:-)

[ecalogiuri]

New 0.6 version released with some bugs correction and new feature: now you can choose which version to use between Pasmo 0.6.0 and Pasmo 0.5.3 (Only for Windows, Linux use always 0.5.3).

Enzo.

[FPK]

Good, that I'am working on making FPC 8 bit ready when working on the AVR cross compilation support

[marcov]

Good, that I'am working on making FPC 8 bit ready when working on the AVR cross compilation support

I hope you plan Z80 support after 6502/6510 :-)

[FPK]

Z80 would be easier after AVR, the 6502 has a really strange programming modell

[avra]

Good, that I'am working on making FPC 8 bit ready when working on the AVR cross compilation support

This is great news! Any progress since then? I use E-Lab's AvrCo Pascal and mikroElektronika Pascal for AVRs, but FPC is FPC ;-)

[avra]

Good, that I'am working on making FPC 8 bit ready when working on the AVR cross compilation support

This is great news! Any progress since then? I use E-Lab's AvrCo Pascal and mikroElektronika Pascal for AVRs, but FPC is FPC ;-)

This answers my question about progress: 
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7296403/what-would-be-involved-in-getting-free-pascal-to-compile-into-avr-atmega-and-ard

[eny]

Or you could switch to PICs : http://www.pmpcomp.fr/   

[avra]

Or you could switch to PICs

I would really try to avoid AVR/PIC war here. There are also free Pascal compilers for AVR, but it is not the point here. The point is that Free Pascal can compile now for 8-bit AVRs, and I think it's really huge news.