Difference between revisions of "Eclipse plugin for SX assembly language"
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| − | Status | + | ==Reasons to create another SX-ide== |
| + | * I'm planning a move from Windows to Linux and want to keep on writing SX assembly programs | ||
| + | * Being used to high-level language IDEs, I very much miss some features in SXKey, like overview windows, bookmarks, being able to paste into the find-dialog, etc. | ||
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| + | ==Status== | ||
* Syntax highlighting finished | * Syntax highlighting finished | ||
* Outline partially done | * Outline partially done | ||
#need to implement update-as-you-type. | #need to implement update-as-you-type. | ||
| + | #<strike>recognize local labels</strike> | ||
| + | #<strike>separate jump, macro, and EQU-labels</strike> | ||
* Content assist: still deciding whether it's needed. Would be cool though... | * Content assist: still deciding whether it's needed. Would be cool though... | ||
* tool chain: see [[sx assembler]] | * tool chain: see [[sx assembler]] | ||
Revision as of 22:57, 21 January 2007
Reasons to create another SX-ide
- I'm planning a move from Windows to Linux and want to keep on writing SX assembly programs
- Being used to high-level language IDEs, I very much miss some features in SXKey, like overview windows, bookmarks, being able to paste into the find-dialog, etc.
Status
- Syntax highlighting finished
- Outline partially done
- need to implement update-as-you-type.
recognize local labelsseparate jump, macro, and EQU-labels
- Content assist: still deciding whether it's needed. Would be cool though...
- tool chain: see sx assembler
