Changes in this version:

• Fix: Using full paths for Vice (x64) commands
  • Since version 3.5 of Vice for macOS does not handle relative paths well
  • Issue #64 reported by John Cook
• New feature: Segment support
  • Put startup-file annotation on first line of a file to configure which file to compile for “startup commands”:
    // @kickass-build "startup-file": "filename.asm"
  • Has precedence over setting kickass_startup_file_path
  • More on build annotations below
  • Issue #57 reported by Pontus Berg

Also, changes in version 1.3.3:

• Fix: Changed the default (Vice) executable path for run and debug, since Vice executable is now located in the bin sub folder. The old path also works.
  • Issue #58 reported byPontus Berg

Full version history here.

See this page for all info about the Kick Assembler (64) package. The page contains everything from feature description to detailed install instructions.

The startup-file build annotation

startup-file build annotation tells the build system which file to compile whenever startup commands are used (Build and run startup and Build and debug startup), similar to setting kickass_startup_file_path. The build annotation has precedence over setting kickass_startup_file_path.

Using startup-file will look like this:
// @kickass-build "startup-file": "filename.asm"
Just replace filename.asm with the name of the source file you want to compile for startup commands.