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I've been working on a DOS/Win32 program called TempC. TempC is a C code wizard that eases the creation of code by starting your modules for you. It's probably a pipe dream, but I'm still working on it. Right now, the DOS mini version (created in Visual Basic for DOS Pro 1.0, available at http://www...

Hi. Harry Potter here. A couple years ago, I published on the cc65 contribs site a library called GenCartVic . It allows a programmer to create cartridge-based Vic-20 programs using cc65. It uses the keral start-up code and, therefore, can be used for applications. If you're interested, try it out.

Sorry for being unclear. I have the given version. However, it hasn't been update since 2006 and it lost its documentation and example files. I'm just wondering why it hasn't been updated recently.

Whatever happened to Quetzalcoatl? Its last update was in 2006, and it excluded the early documentation and demos. It's a good idea, and I'd like to program on it.

Gamma 65C is planned to have the following optimizations that might be useful for the Vic20: * longs and floats can be disabled, making functiions such as printf() take less room * options to minimize or bypass stack usage * less overhead: By default, Gamma 65C won't pass parameters, switch to lower...

I am creating a program for DOS and Win32 that automates the task of writing a batch file to compile a program. Is this worth it? What do you think?

Try using fill=yes.

I don't have a link to the program, as I don't have a web site. However, you can find it in http://www.cc65.org/'s contrib site, or I could upload it here. In the case of the latter, how do I post a work on this site?

BTW, Where can I get free web service?

VicText is a little toy I once created when I was bored. It is simple: it bounces multi-color text up and down the screen, where each character is one character above or below the previous. I created it in cc65. I will email it, along with the source code, to anybody who asks.

I am working on a project called Gamma 65C to make up for the short- comings of cc65 and include the following features: * float suppport * multiple memory banks and the usage of RAM behind ROM/IO * usage of zp * overlay support * more and better optimizations * improved __fastcall and register supp...