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Re: Integrated development on emulators: The next step

From Hugh Hood <hughhood@earthlink.net>
Newsgroups comp.sys.apple2.programmer
Subject Re: Integrated development on emulators: The next step
Date 2025-10-09 10:44 -0500
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Ewen,

It always brightens my day to read your posts. I trust you are well these days.

Thank you for continuing to contribute here.

I too write my code in BBEdit on the Mac. Of course, I write in Merlin32 and have a BBEdit language module for it (for coloring and the like), rather than write in ORCA/M as you do.

I find BBEdit more than sufficient for my needs, as I've set up a 'droplet' to take the source and produce the binary to transfer to the emulator.

I suppose we all have our own procedures.

Regards,





Hugh Hood


On 10/9/25 2:07 AM, Speccie wrote:
> 
>> You've basically described the dream workflow for a lot of retro
>> developers. Having the edit-assemble-test loop all happen in one
>> environment without swapping files around is a huge time saver.
> 
> I have never found that to be a problem. I write the code files in
> BBEdit on the Mac that Sweet16 is running on, then have a Favourite
> entry in SAFE2 on the emulated IIgs pointing to tthe folder on the
> Mac where the source files are saved.
> 
> It then takes seconds to copy the file or files over, and start the
> assembly in ORCA/M.
> 
> I don’t of course need to run BBEdit on the same Mac. As long as
> the computer I am writing the source files on can be reached by FTP,
> that sequence works just the same...
> 
> Cheers - Speccie
> 

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