Dirty Pretty Thing

Real life has a nasty habit of unravelling the best-laid of plans, and the last couple of weeks have seen me with very little time to spend on the project - but I have done a little as the opportunity has arisen, so as promised here's a screenshot of what the IDE looks like right now. It's not as far along as I would have liked, but it's getting there - and there's another panel (the memory-dump view) which is nearing completion but not shown, so progress is slow but steady:

As you can see, we have a disassembly panel (which does what it says on the tin) and an address select/convert tool which lets me convert addresses from Hex to Decimal (and back) and also makes use of the annotation labels (if present) to find and select addresses by name. There's a little more I want to do to this tool, but it works so far.

In the meantime, when I've not been actively coding, I've been mulling-over the second version of the core, which emulates the 6502 at the T-state level. I've got a reasonable idea of how to make it work, so once I've got the IDE where I want it, I'll be in a position where I can instantiate both the current V1 core and the new V2 core side-by-side, and watch the behaviour of each simultaneously as they step through instructions. Which should be cool. :)