Hi, Professor.

I think a very useful feature would be to automatically retain and open the last file(s) one was working on when they last closed EASy68K instead of the basic boilerplate.

Perhaps also an option for tabbed files, functionality in like with Notepad++ could be useful too, for easy tracking of routines that you want to put into the main program in another tab. I appreciate you can have multiple windows in the one application instance, but this isn't immediately obvious to see what you have going on unless you click the Window menu.

Thanks for a great application.

I'd second this. It is fairly rare when coming into a fresh Easy68k session that I actually want to start coding a new file. 9 times outta 10 it is to continue on something previously done.

I'm going to have a look at the source code when I get a chance and see if I can impliment a few things that would help me, this seems like an easy one so I'll look at this while there.

EDIT - Ah pants, it doesn't compile with Visual Studio but needs Borland C++ Builder instead. Well I might not be doing any changes after all.