Apologies if this has already been asked!
I would like to get into Z80 assembly for the zeddy and was wondering which emulator and assembler combo are best for the Mac? Any recommendations for Z80 programming books for the zeddy also appreciated.
Oridinarily I would write software on the computer that it is for but:-
a) my zeddy doesn't have a good screen output at the mo (viewtopic.php?f=7&t=2146)
b) I think it will be a lot easier to do on a Mac if for no other reason than being able to see a large amount of code at once without scrolling
Obviously anything I write will be tested and used on the real thing! I have a ZXpand waiting to be used in anger.
As a complete newbie to zeddy programming (I wrote some very simple stuff in BASIC when they first came out) if someone has a simple 'hello world' program they can share for whichever assembler it is that would be fantastic!
Ideally I would like to write a very simple game just to see if I can fit anything interesting into 1k. At work I use computers with literally unlimited resources (certainly by zeddy standards) it isn't much of a challenge / very interesting.
Lardo
- then having a mac native version would be a massive bonus for some. Myself included. A windows VM is generally part of my dev environment so I haven't experienced sufficient friction to get off my arse and do it myself 
... also if I need a debugging feature I just add it 
) but for larger projects I favour using VS Code and 
