My tool-chain for programming an EEPROM with a Z80 assembly language program.

This is how I go from an assembly language program for the Z80, assemble it to a Hex file and burn it into an EEPROM. I use Visual Studio Code (VSCode) to write the programs, Pasmo to assemble it to an Intel Hex file, and my own Arduino-Mega based EEPROM programmer. I use XCODE to transfer the Hex file to the programmer.

[albertpauw]

I noticed a few things in your z80 assembler code. You can replace LD A, 0 wit XOR A, and CP A, 0 with AND A. It saves a few bytes and gives the same results. Those were the things one did in the eighties. Looking forward to your progress.

[ChrisSavageEngineer]

Which specific plug-ins are you using? There seem to be quite a few for the Z80.

[henryschroer]

can you share or link the Visual Studio Code json file and theme?

[AndrewGilmour-qld]

do you have a wiring diagram for the programmer and link to the software you used

[robe]

any chance you could advise how to integrate pasmo into vscode? I've downloaded all the bits, added the extentions and watched a few youtube vids, but some were v e r y s l o w [showing linking/ seting key shortcuts]