Looking for development tools

[PokeMon]

Hi there,
I am looking for some development tools but did not find what I am looking for.
I want an assembler for Z80 / ZX81 used under WIN (a small IDE with some comfortable editor).
And I am looking for something putting .p program files to ZX81 via soundcard of PC (WIN).

So I did not find any comfortable tools in the internet.
What are you using ?
Only command line tools ?

Any integrated development system for SINCLAIR (ZX81 and/or ZX Spectrum) ?
Even about Z88dk I was a bit disappointed.

So what are you using or what can you propose ?

[Thommy]

I'm not a Windows user so I can be of limited help only, but I can point you to http://www.microwave.gr/giannopk/zxcomp ... _v0_04.zip for a Windows tool to convert from .P or .O to .WAV, which will get you to the sound card.

[bobs]

I don't believe there is any integrated ZX81 (or Spectrum) development tool.

Personally I use the Pasmo Z80 assembler, linked to Crimson Editor as my code editor, and No$ZX81 emulator to test within (boots far faster than EightyOne, and the debugger works). I don't use the Z88dk tools, but write all my own bespoke code.

[dr beep]

Since I am developping while on a traintrip I use a ZX Spectrum emulator (under Linux) or a ZX Spectrum emulator (under Windows) at home.
On the emulator I compile with Tornado.

I only export the binairy to EigtyOne and presto

[PokeMon]

I'm not a Windows user so I can be of limited help only, but I can point you to http://www.microwave.gr/giannopk/zxcomp ... _v0_04.zip for a Windows tool to convert from .P or .O to .WAV, which will get you to the sound card.

Hi Thommy,
that helped, thank you.

[PokeMon]

Since I am developping while on a traintrip I use a ZX Spectrum emulator (under Linux) or a ZX Spectrum emulator (under Windows) at home.
On the emulator I compile with Tornado.

I only export the binairy to EigtyOne and presto

And how do you write your code and how do you compile it ?

[PokeMon]

I don't believe there is any integrated ZX81 (or Spectrum) development tool.

Well, looks like we have a new project.
Maybe I also plan to integrate ZX81 BASIC to write with.
Would be a nice tool.

And integrate the loader for a real ZX81 load/save interface.

[bbock]

There is a nice IDE for the ZX Spectrum named "TommyGun": http://www.users.on.net/~tonyt73/TommyGun/

Bernd

[Paul]

And integrate the loader for a real ZX81 load/save interface.

Maybe you could integrate support for B0D0's Load/Save?
Its a very reliable interface for the serial port to mic/ear of the zeddy supporting both directions. Well documented as well.
As many users need an interface to amplify the soundcard output this may be an alternative.

[dr beep]

Since I am developping while on a traintrip I use a ZX Spectrum emulator (under Linux) or a ZX Spectrum emulator (under Windows) at home.
On the emulator I compile with Tornado.

I only export the binairy to EigtyOne and presto

And how do you write your code and how do you compile it ?

Tornado is an assembler for the ZX Spectrum.
It has a 64 column texteditor.
I write the full code in it and compile it on the Spectrum emulator.
The binary code it creates is exported to a .P and loaded into the ZX81 (-emulator).