RELEASE: jEdit 66k assembler Edit Mode definition file

tungsten2k

#1 ◈ 2025-06-29

sorry i didn't drop this sooner. i am working on a much more wiz-bang solution but it is slow going due to all my other projects. since John Cui posted his little markup utility, i thought i'd get off my lazy butt and post mine for those of you out there who are jEdit whore's like me (or who don't use windoze).

i hope you find it useful

enjoy

-=dave



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URL: /pgmfi/forum/media/79/79ec6a471fdcc40d9b7d0541cb2cb68d2be74c5607b57e4a43c4c8e7b883d5e6.gz

Version: 1.00.00

Synopsis: jEdit "Oki NX8/200 66k Assembly" Edit Mode definition file.

Author: Dave Johnson (dave @nitroburn.com)

Usage Notes:
-jEdit 4.1+ xmode.dtd syntax (http://jedit.org).
-Andy Sloane's Oki NX8/200 66K ASM662 assembler syntax (http://sourceforge.net/projects/pgmfi).
-written with information from Oki Semiconductor (http://oki.com) and PGMFI Group (http://pgmfi.org).
-Please send any patches to author for inclusion in future updates.

Installation:
-to install, add the following to your local or global jEdit mode catalog (usually ~/.jedit/modes/catalog or %USERPROFILE%.jeditmodescatalog):
Code:
----- begin copy -----
<MODE NAME="assembly-Oki Nx8/200 66k" FILE="assembly-Oki66k.xml" FIRST_LINE_GLOB="                org 0000h"/>
----- end copy -----


or just download a copy of my catalog file from here

Known Bugs:
-does not tag embedded labels that do not begin with "label_".

History:
1.00.00 19jan04 dcj
-initial public release.
-cleaned up (very little) formatting.
-added latest version URL information.
-added catalog mode glob info.
-uncommented optional "#"-prefixed highliging rule.

0.01.01 02dec03 dcj
-added subtle hex formating differences.
-updated whitespace handling for jEdit 4.1+ xmode.dtd

0.01.00 28nov03 dcj
-written.

Copyright: 2003,2004, Dave Johnson (dave @nitroburn.com)
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screenshot:
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Post Edited (01-20-04 06:04)

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Post Edited (01-21-04 15:02)

blundar

#2 ◈ 2025-06-29

I still use this.

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