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Acme-mode.el   [2010]

Released by :
Abaddon

Release Date :
17 August 2010

Type :
Other Platform C64 Tool

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Credits :
Code .... Abaddon of Fairlight

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Summary
Submitted by abaddon on 17 August 2010
Upped here for the unlikely case that there are some C64 developers using the Acme assembler with Emacs. It provides syntax coloring for Acme source files. There are some small problems with it, namely it doesn't like anonymous labels (+/-) and gets slightly confused with math statements. With my limited lisp/regexp skills I'm not bothering to fix them. It's still much better than nothing at all. Based on asm-mode.el by Eric Raymond, and supports most of its functions, like automatic comment indenting.

To "install" it, copy the script in your elisp directory add the following lines in your .emacs-file:
(autoload 'acme-mode "acme-mode" "Major mode for editing acme 6502 sources." t)
(setq auto-mode-alist (cons '(".acme$" . acme-mode) auto-mode-alist))

Or something like that. It should now start acme-mode automatically when you load any file with .acme extension.
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