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  1. Yeah, I should probably do that soon. I just don't like talking too much about a project until it's actually fun and ready to be used though; so other than my confused twitter audience, it's not "public" yet. Thanks DirtyHarry. That's actually something I was wondering - how good 6502.ts would play with the extension. I actually have it as an item deep down on the TODO list, as I've seen you talking about it here a while ago, but haven't had much time to look into it. I'll do as soon as I'm ready to move back to the preview/debug part. Right now I have an early implementation that opens a Javatari tab, but doesn't really load the ROM into it. It's good to know of the debugger - that's the one part I was mostly curious about, as I want to leverage all the VSC's debugging features into the extension. Just took a quick look and I'm loving the debugger interface and features. And being in TS certainly helps too if I want to submit a PR or debug an issue in the future. My language of choice right now.
  2. I concur with this feeling, and ended up deciding to create a Visual Studio Code extension that works in a similar fashion: code editing on one tab, auto running the ROM on another. It's heavily inspired by 8bitworkshop, but adds all the goodies a good editor allows you like having other include files, code navigation, shortcuts, being offline, etc. A truly modern, no-compromise approach to 6502/Atari development, in my opinion. The caveat is that I just started it and it's nowhere near ready. Right now it only allows editing asm files with some language features. It does dasm compilation on the background (for error checking etc), but doesn't export ROMs nor does it open the emulator tab with the ROM yet. I've been adding features at a constant pace though - just added navigate-to-definition yesterday, for example - and hope to have exporting/emulating soon. Also, it's open source, so anyone can contribute with suggestions/bug fixes/features/etc. (I swear I didn't join the forum just to spam this - I've been lurking for a while - but thought it was worth mentioning now.)
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