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Dieses mit IHMC CmapTools erstellte CMap hat Informationen bezüglich: Prop_Tools_under_Development_(Index), Cross platform propeller tools bstl - command line loader bstc - command line compiler/loader bst - Native IDE with compiler All command line tools are verified to work on OSX 10.4/10.5 PPC & Intel and are universal binaries. the Win32 builds of the tools are verified to work on Win95/Win98 and lightly tested on WinXP Linux command line tools are static binaries with no additional library requirements and will run on any intel processor from a 486, on a 2.4 kernel right up to the latest and greatest. the tools bstc - command line compiler/loader Windows 98 and up, MacOS PPC & Intel, and Linux i386/x86-64 The bstc compiler has the ability to load a propeller and create a zipped propeller source archive, it has basic port autodetection and allows specifying directly a propeller device to load. bstc implements the @@@ extension to Spin and allows direct bytecode insertion into spin methods with BYTECODE(). No other spin extensions are currently supported., Proposed color scheme ???? misc tools, Contributions: by BradC, Contributions: by Cluso99, Cluso99 To start the ball rolling.... Debugger: PASM & SPIN Debugger tool using the serial port to a PC running a Terminal program such as PST, PropViewer, Hyperterminal, etc. Debuging PASM (assembler) and Spin are both supported. PASM and SPIN debug with Zero Footprint, Cluso99 made the following proposal: Your post to this thread should contain: 1. The Title of your project 2. A short description of your project 3. A link to the thread containing discussions and code for your project 4. (optional) Where you project is up to.. (development/test code/release code), Your post to this thread should contain: 1. The Title of your project 2. A short description of your project 3. A link to the thread containing discussions and code for your project 4. (optional) Where you project is up to.. (development/test code/release code) just to start from scratch MS-DOS / VB6 / Windows 98 Support Tools Tools to enhance the use of the Propeller for 32-bit MS-DOS, VB6 and Windows 98 users. 1) Command line and GUI downloader for the Propeller chip. 2) A Propellent.OCX wrapper ( and associated files ) for using Propellent.Dll easily within a VB6 project for compilation and also downloader ability for Windows 98 ( and above ) which Propellent.Dll does not support. Proof of concept completed. Development ongoing ( part of the DIY C Compiler project ). PowerBasic plus VB6. Pre-built executables plus source code available. MIT licensed. No project URL at present, Your post to this thread should contain: 1. The Title of your project 2. A short description of your project 3. A link to the thread containing discussions and code for your project 4. (optional) Where you project is up to.. (development/test code/release code) just to start from scratch Homespun Spin compiler Just a compiler (no IDE, no Propeller programming) that implements some extensions to Spin., Cross platform propeller tools bstl - command line loader bstc - command line compiler/loader bst - Native IDE with compiler All command line tools are verified to work on OSX 10.4/10.5 PPC & Intel and are universal binaries. the Win32 builds of the tools are verified to work on Win95/Win98 and lightly tested on WinXP Linux command line tools are static binaries with no additional library requirements and will run on any intel processor from a 486, on a 2.4 kernel right up to the latest and greatest. the tools bstl - command line loader for Windows 98 and up, MacOS PPC & Intel, and Linux i386/x86-64, Your post to this thread should contain: 1. The Title of your project 2. A short description of your project 3. A link to the thread containing discussions and code for your project 4. (optional) Where you project is up to.. (development/test code/release code) just to start from scratch PropList - A Spin/PASM Disassembler A command line utility to disassemble Spin bytecode and PASM from a .binary or .eeprom image file. Working but can be improved upon. Further development will be ad hoc, as and when. PowerBasic, 32-bit MS-DOS. Pre-built executables plus source code available. Licensing to be decided, probably MIT or similar permissive license., Proposed color scheme ???? compiler, Your post to this thread should contain: 1. The Title of your project 2. A short description of your project 3. A link to the thread containing discussions and code for your project 4. (optional) Where you project is up to.. (development/test code/release code) just to start from scratch DIY C Compiler for the Propeller A toolchain which will allow the free LCC compiler to be used for C programming of the Propeller. The toolchain will create self-contained executables for download into the Propeller chip or C programmed objects to be incorporated within and used by a Spin program. It is a command line toolchain but designed to be easily callable by GUI front-ends or IDE's. Primary goal is creating small executables rather than delivering high speed of execution. Proof of concept and prototype working. Components are currently being re-written, improved and enhanced ( Sep 2008 ). PowerBasic plus VB6 front end. 32-bit MS-DOS. Pre-built executables plus source code available. Licensing to be decided, probably MIT or similar permissive license., Cross platform propeller tools bstl - command line loader bstc - command line compiler/loader bst - Native IDE with compiler All command line tools are verified to work on OSX 10.4/10.5 PPC & Intel and are universal binaries. the Win32 builds of the tools are verified to work on Win95/Win98 and lightly tested on WinXP Linux command line tools are static binaries with no additional library requirements and will run on any intel processor from a 486, on a 2.4 kernel right up to the latest and greatest. the tools bst - Native IDE with compiler built in for Linux i386 / MacOS PPC & Intel. The bst suite is a cross platform, platform native toolset. The bst IDE contains an embedded version of the bstc compiler., Proposed color scheme ???? Debugger, Contributions: by MichaelPark, Contributions: by to be determinded, Your post to this thread should contain: 1. The Title of your project 2. A short description of your project 3. A link to the thread containing discussions and code for your project 4. (optional) Where you project is up to.. (development/test code/release code) just to start from scratch Spin Interpreter A faster ram resident version of the Spin Interpreter originally done by Chip in Rom. Spin Interpreter - Faster??? Under development and testing., Your post to this thread should contain: 1. The Title of your project 2. A short description of your project 3. A link to the thread containing discussions and code for your project 4. (optional) Where you project is up to.. (development/test code/release code) just to start from scratch PropViewer A Serial Terminal for the Propeller Chip with a state of the art GDI+ rendered GUI. PropLoader A command line programmer for the Propeller Chip that can be used standalone or in combination with PropViewer. Release versions for Windows and Non Windows OS, Your post to this thread should contain: 1. The Title of your project 2. A short description of your project 3. A link to the thread containing discussions and code for your project 4. (optional) Where you project is up to.. (development/test code/release code) just to start from scratch Cross platform propeller tools bstl - command line loader bstc - command line compiler/loader bst - Native IDE with compiler All command line tools are verified to work on OSX 10.4/10.5 PPC & Intel and are universal binaries. the Win32 builds of the tools are verified to work on Win95/Win98 and lightly tested on WinXP Linux command line tools are static binaries with no additional library requirements and will run on any intel processor from a 486, on a 2.4 kernel right up to the latest and greatest., Your post to this thread should contain: 1. The Title of your project 2. A short description of your project 3. A link to the thread containing discussions and code for your project 4. (optional) Where you project is up to.. (development/test code/release code) just to start from scratch Basic Stamp Propeller A downloadable software emulator which will allow a developer to program in PBASIC, use the Basic Stamp development tools and use the Propeller as if it were a Basic Stamp. Will emulate the BS1 and, hopefully, BS2, but requires further R&D in that direction. Proof of concept and prototype working. Project queued behind others. Spin, PASM plus LMM. Deliverables to be decided; downloadable .binary will be provided but the project may not be 'open source' in whole or part. Licensing to be decided.