From: mark.l...@gmail.com   
      
   As I look around the corner past the Nox Archaist: Lord of Storms expansion,   
   at the never ending quest for more memory, it occurs to me that I haven't   
   really revisited the Nox toolchain since putting it together in 2015, and I've   
   been so focused on    
   coding I haven't really kept up on new developments in the community in this   
   area.   
      
   In a nutshell the Nox build process calls a cross-assembler to generate binary   
   files, uses Cadius to load the binary files onto ProDOS ordered disk image(s),   
   then copies the disk images to the AppleWin folder. I use Ciderpress if I need   
   to look at files    
   inside a disk image or manually add/remove files for diagnostic purposes.    
      
   As a general question, I am wondering if there are new (relative to 2015)   
   tools anyone is aware of that may be worth considering?    
      
   A more specific question - I work on both Windows and Mac, but the Nox build   
   process currently runs on Windows. Are there tools on the Mac side now to   
   setup an automated build process? For some reason that didn't seem possible in   
   2015 (without custom    
   development) though I don't recall why.    
      
      
   Thanks much for any thought anyone may have!   
      
   -Mark   
      
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