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** [https://github.com/GeorgRottensteiner/C64Studio C64 Studio] is a IDE (Windows based) | ** [https://github.com/GeorgRottensteiner/C64Studio C64 Studio] is a IDE (Windows based) | ||
** [https://github.com/MihaMarkic/vice-bridge-net vice bridge .net] is a .net library for implementing binary monitor support | ** [https://github.com/MihaMarkic/vice-bridge-net vice bridge .net] is a .net library for implementing binary monitor support | ||
*** [https://github.com/MihaMarkic/modern-vice-pdb-monitor Modern VICE PDB monitor] is based on the above | |||
** [https://github.com/Sakrac/IceBroLite IceBro Lite] is a debugger (uses a custom SDL interface) | ** [https://github.com/Sakrac/IceBroLite IceBro Lite] is a debugger (uses a custom SDL interface) | ||
** [https://github.com/empathicqubit/vscode-cc65-debugger vscode-cc65-debugger] is a debugger (based on VSCODE) | ** [https://github.com/empathicqubit/vscode-cc65-debugger vscode-cc65-debugger] is a debugger (based on VSCODE) | ||
** [https://github.com/rolandshacks/vs64 vs64] is a debugger (based on VSCODE) | ** [https://github.com/rolandshacks/vs64 vs64] is a debugger (based on VSCODE) | ||
** [https://github.com/martinpiper/ACME VICE PDP Monitor] is a debugger that comes with a custom version of ACME | |||
** [https://github.com/Galfodo/pyvicemon pyvicemon] is a remote ml monitor written in python | |||
* [http://www.trikaliotis.net/opencbm OpenCBM] | * [http://www.trikaliotis.net/opencbm OpenCBM] | ||
* [http://www.pdbuchan.com/commodore/vicetops.html VICE Output to PostScript (VICEtoPS)] | * [http://www.pdbuchan.com/commodore/vicetops.html VICE Output to PostScript (VICEtoPS)] | ||
* [http://vmps801.stock-consulting.com/ VICE Printer Output to PNG (vmps801)] | |||
== Development == | == Development == | ||
Latest revision as of 18:05, 2 January 2024
VICE on the Web
Website
Contact
- VICE mailing list
- IRC: Libera.Chat #vice-dev (Webchat, another Webchat)
If you want to report a bug, look here.
Releases
- Recent snapshot builds (for Windows and Debian) at the VICE GitHub mirror https://github.com/VICE-Team/svn-mirror/releases
- Browse SVN repository
Documentation
- VICE Documentation from last stable release
- extra User Information
- Ports to other platforms
- Hall of Shame
- The binary monitor interface is stable now. Examples of projects using it:
- C64 Studio is a IDE (Windows based)
- vice bridge .net is a .net library for implementing binary monitor support
- Modern VICE PDB monitor is based on the above
- IceBro Lite is a debugger (uses a custom SDL interface)
- vscode-cc65-debugger is a debugger (based on VSCODE)
- vs64 is a debugger (based on VSCODE)
- VICE PDP Monitor is a debugger that comes with a custom version of ACME
- pyvicemon is a remote ml monitor written in python
Development
- Developer Documentation
Developers
New Developers Wanted - we are always looking for help!
- groepaz, User:Gpz (Project Manager, Cartridges, CRT Emulation, SDL- and *nix UI co-maintainer, Project co-maintainer)
- Olaf Seibert, User:rhialto (xpet)
- Bas Wassink, User:compyx (Gtk3 UI, autotools*, Anything non-Windows**)
- Errol Smith, User:strobey (x128)
- David Hogan, User:dqh (Host rendering performance, Multi-threading, macOS maintainer)
- empathicqubit User:empathicqubit (binary remote monitor)
- OldWoman37 User:OldWoman37 (CMD-HD, virtual devices)
- Texel User:Texel (x128)
- durandal User:durandal (RS232)
half-awake
- Marco van den Heuvel, User:blackystardust (autotools magic*, Cartridges, Ports, Project Maintainer)
sleeping
- Andreas Matthies, User:amatthies (ffmpeg)
- Fabrizio Gennari, User:fabbo (UI)
- Marcus Sutton, User:loggedoubt (Gtk3 help)
- Martin Pottendorfer, User:pottendo
- Kajtar Zsolt, User:soci (IDE64, FD-2000/4000, CMD-HD, xscpu64)
- Daniel Kahlin, User:tlr (xvic, x64dtv, x64sc)
- User:McMartin (GTK3 UI)
* = half-awake takes precedence
** = this has been confirmed through reputable sources