NutStudio tools 3.1.1 available

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Finally, I decided to release my NutStudio tools for real. These are the tools I use to build my modules. The package contains a comprehensive set of tools for the HP-41.

• Macro assembler supporting HP and Jacobs-DeArras mnemonics. Contains a C preprocessor and directives to control code placements and supports making banked modules.
• Linker allowing good control over code placement. Possible outputs are module files and ELF/DWARF.
• Librarian, if you want to make your own link library.
• Debugger/simulator capable of reading the ELF/DWARF output. It can also load .mod and .mod2 files (without debug information).
• The HP-41 user interface that can be opened in a web browser and connects to the local debugger.
• The debugger is command line based and modelled after GDB.
• VS Code can be used as a graphical debugger front end. Emacs/MI is also possible. (Eclipse is also a future possibility.)
• Lua is used as the script language in the debugger and allows for automation, creating scripts and new commands.
• RPN compiler for modules.
• Barcode generator.
• RPN can be entered as source text or .raw files.
• Module tool that can take modules apart, extract metadata or put modules together again. Supports MOD1 and MOD2 formats.
• Clonix tool to build images for your Clonix modules.
  

Downloads are available for macOS and Debian Linux (tested on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS):

Debian:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/14fVvZJp...sp=sharing

macOS
https://drive.google.com/file/d/14M4qIz8...sp=sharing

Documentation
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1cNQAbDJ...sp=sharing

Debugger guide
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rfvEN7S...sp=sharing