The recording of the talk is now available https://youtu.be/IjJDY7YwrSo?si=ZGoNbGIm_RkaaFUy 🥳

#dotnet #c64

Oh, I have also added a basic support for expressions in hover variables and watches :calculator:

Both VS and VSCode have some advantages:

- I like that VSCode is coloring local variables and that it is using a mono fixed font.
- I much prefer the tabular version of VS for inspecting locals

But what I really would like to have is both feature at the same time 😁

Finally got also the VICE C64 debugger working with C# from Visual Studio as well. The experience is less smooth than VSCode for some aspects, so I won't demo it, but it is usable if you adapt your code to it It is still very cool to have such debugger […]

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And here is the polished and fully functional version! 🥳 It is very cool to be able to debug C64 assembly code written in C#. You can modify all registers, stack variables, zero pages variables (you get access to their names!), VIC/SID registers. You can view […]

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The only downside: the original sidreloc was heavily inlined with zero abstraction, so my port runs about 3.5× slower when processing the full HSVC set, nearly 3 hours! At least it can easily process files from multiple threads! 😅
Even with a non-cycle-by-cycle-accurate CPU emulator, it's hard […]

@SmartmanApps yeah, a forum interaction is still very different, you open a topic with a title, can quote easily, can have syntax highlighting with code blocks, all participants of the conversation in the thread are part of a single discussion thread...etc.

@SmartmanApps Thanks! Dunno, lemmy might not be super active, but also, a forum with topics is more practical than the Fedi for a discussion about a particular topic.