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--- remote_serial_monitor [2016/08/07 17:48]
– [m65dbg] - provide a walkthrough of usage gurce
+++ remote_serial_monitor [2016/08/14 01:19] (current)
– provide youtube link for video walkthrough of app gurce
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   * Pressing 'ENTER' key will repeat the last command (handy when using the 'M' command to dump out consecutive chunks of memory)
   * Can disassemble the code at the current pc as you step through
-  * If you ran the app in the path containing the *.list files for your project (and your *.list files were generated via a newly-tweaked version of Ophis that provided more verbose output in .list files), then you will also see the .a65 source-code line as you step through
+  * If you run the app in the path containing the *.list files for your project (and your *.list files were generated via a newly-tweaked version of Ophis that provided more verbose output in .list files), then you will also see the .a65 source-code line as you step through
+  * If you run the app in the path containing the *.map files for your project, you can use symbol-names in-place of raw addresses for many of the m65dbg commands.
 The source for the m65dbg app is available here:
-  * https://github.com/gurcei/m65dbg
+  * https://github.com/MEGA65/m65dbg
+==== Building ====
+  * You will need to install a few pre-requisite libraries (via apt-get/yum/zypper, or cygwin's setup.exe)
+    * **libreadline-devel**
+  * **git clone https://github.com/MEGA65/m65dbg**
+  * **cd m65dbg**
+  * **make**
+  * This will produce the "**m65dbg**" executable (or, "**m65dbg.exe**", in Cygwin's case)
 ==== Walkthrough ====
+For a youtube video walkthrough, please visit:
+  * https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2VT8yB3odhg
+Here's some written points below:
   * Presently, I'm building it for windows-cygwin, but I'm hopeful with a bit of tweaking of the Makefile and source (particularly relating to libreadline), it'll build fine in macosx and linux.