JC64dis 2.9
JC64dis » Devlog
Add high octave combined inverse frequency catcher in SIDFreq
Add BASIC byte data kind for automatic comments
Allow to select the SidFreq algorithms to use in option
Allow comments onto constants definitions
Fix push/pop bugs introduced into 2.8 for text conversion
Fix number conversion for base and destination address spinner
Add current tune/max tune in sid player
Add PDF manual
Files
jc64dis-java.zip 25 MB
Mar 30, 2024
jc64dis-win64.zip 63 MB
Mar 30, 2024
jc64dis-win32.zip 61 MB
Mar 30, 2024
jc64dis-installer.zip 26 MB
Mar 30, 2024
jc64dis-win.zip 25 MB
Mar 30, 2024
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JC64dis
JC64dis (next generation C64 disassembler)
| Status | Released |
| Category | Tool |
| Author | Ice Team |
| Tags | Commodore 64, disassember, mos6502, z80 |
More posts
- JC64dis 2.8Dec 17, 2023
- JC64dis 2.7Oct 22, 2023
- JC64dis 2.6Jun 25, 2023
- JC64dis 2.5May 07, 2023
- JC64dis 2.4Dec 18, 2022
- JC64dis 2.3Oct 01, 2022
- JC64dis 2.2Aug 27, 2022
- JC64dis 2.1Jun 12, 2022
- JC64dis 2.0Apr 04, 2022
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Hello,
I have the latest version of Java x86 & x64 on my computer. However, I cannot get the program to run. Can you double check that the downloads work?
It required Java 1.9 as min (seems that upgrading Netbeans have set this).
I upload the binary now with java 1.8 compilation, try to download it again.
I can now launch the program from the JC64.jar file, but if I click on JC64dis.exe, I get the following error message: "An error occured while starting the application."
What version give you the error (32 or 64 bit)? What is your version of windows?
I tested all "portable" versions of the game, on Windows 7 (64-bit) and Windows 11, with the latest versions of JAVA installed (x86 & x64), and none of the .exe files work.
All EXE are created with launch4j, so it seems that the EXE generated is no more valid in all Windows system now (I can only test in Linux with Wine and all works fine). I know that launch4j is not more developed as Oracle include a tool for creating EXE in the JDK, but not in the Java way (You can produce the executable only within Windows!).
I will try to use the libgdx exe wrapper for the next version (the advantage is that the EXE is a fixed one, the disadvantage is that it needs an external configuration file and cannot have the JAR inside).