65CM:

Content

Introduction
Features
Screenshots
Getting it

Introduction

65CM is a structured semi-low level language that allows writing well-commented, good-looking code on a PC and outputting it to a 65xx-based home computer (like the Commodore 64 or VIC-20).

Pointers, 16-bit words and subroutines are all easily handled by the compiler and made into relatively tight assembly language which then is passed through a cross-assembler.

And following good Siders customs, the source is wide open, released under the Gnu General Pulic License.

Features

Open source - you are allowed and encouraged to make your own changes to 65CM as long as you share the source code for your work, according to the GNU GPL.
Pointers to pointers to pointers to strings - Wild coding made fun ;-)
Easily use and create own libraries with recyclable code
Inline assembly language supported for those tight loops
Few keywords makes it easy to get serious

Screenshots

Here is a picture of actual 65CM code viewed in the sUSHi editor:

Getting it

65CM can be downloaded along with some quite useful tools in the D/L section