Bedazzle wrote: ↑Mon Nov 08, 2021 9:59 pm
It depends what number presents. If it is score, or gold, or something people use in real life - it is easier in dec.
If it is memory address - it is much easier to operate in hex.
Example:
16384 vs $4000
1000 vs $03E8
I agree with the above, I use hex exclusively, except for things that are related to human I/O. Once you can add and subtract hex digits in your head, there's no going back to decimal!
I'm using dasmfw/a09 for 6809 disassembly/reassembly and that uses an 'info' file where you can specify comments etc.
It has more advanced disassembly features than skoolkit, but doesn't have the pretty hyperlink HTML output, only plain text.
It does allow you specify ranges of bytes to show as hex/dec/binary/char etc, which produces a really nice source code, IMO.
dasmfw (DisASseMbler FrameWork) was originally based on the f9dasm 6809 disassembler, but re-architected and improved to handle multiple CPU families.
Z80 could be added reasonably easily, but of course without HTML output. If only skoolkit could be made to parse dasmfw 'info' files...