Coming soon to BitMagic the ability to see the post template generated code within the editor as you code!

You can now create a boilerplate project using the BitMagic extension. Simply select `Create BitMagic Project` from the command window and away you go!

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Added a intro from 2022 featuring full frame rate vectors on the #CommanderX16 ! Made in BitMagic of course..

bitmagic.org/madewithbitm...

BitMagic now has improved ca65 support. DreamTracker, a music tracker for the X16 and complex application is now in the Examples repo. It is a great example of how to get your ca65 based workflow up and running with the BitMagic debugger.

github.com/Yazwh0/BitMa...

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You can now use 'super anonymous labels' in BitMagic.

Currently they are the only labels that can be placed on the same line as an opcode.

This along with inline definitions will help clean up X16 code.

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With BitMagic you can now define 'label' pointers inline with an opcode, simply add it before the value for example:

lda a_value: $ab

For opcodes that take a word, you can define individual bytes using '>' and '<'.

Because these point to an actual data type, they appear in the locals window!

On Windows 11 BitMagic now has square corners. Additionally it now will only shows the visible area of the display.

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Want to understand how your app has hit a BRK? BitMagic can help! Enable the 'BRK Hit' breakpoint and use the History View to track back how CPU ended up to where it is.

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BitMagic's Compiler supports the undocumented 65c02 (so not '816 compatible) opcode 'LDD' - Load and Discard - that reads from an address but does nothing with the result.

Handy for the VERA data port!