WUDSN IDE: Free integrated 6502 IDE - Request for interest

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Would be interesting in using WUDSN IDE?

Yes and I'd prefer DASM
0
No votes
Yes and I'd prefer ASM6
3
15%
Yes and I'd prefer NESASM
3
15%
Yes and my favourite assembler is...
6
30%
No, I don't use IDEs / NESICIDE is fine for me / I love C ... :-)
8
40%
 
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thefox wrote:It's a good idea to build the IDE on top of Eclipse
Why? I'm not being flippant...I really would like to know the reason why.
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I think any other platform would have been equally good, provided it's portable enough for the intended consumers and gives the creator the best productivity. And Qt is also an excellent choice. WUDSN IDE is in Eclipse simply because I spent 7 years Java development as my profession before I started.
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JAC! wrote:
thefox wrote:Maybe some day we'll see debugging support through sockets? (At the moment there are no emulators that expose debugging through sockets, but that could change.)
Actually there are some (e.g. VICE)
Yeah I meant NES emulators. :)
cpow wrote:
thefox wrote:It's a good idea to build the IDE on top of Eclipse
Why? I'm not being flippant...I really would like to know the reason why.
I didn't mean to single out Eclipse, I'm sure there are other mature IDEs out there that could've been used as well (Visual Studio comes to mind...). All I'm saying is doing it like this is good because there's a stable platform to build on, and every wheel doesn't have to be reinvented.

Not that there's anything wrong with building from ground up, like you're doing. :)
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