If you're going to encode it for the IDE, isn't it just as easy to convert asm->inline? All you need is a script to put " \n" around every line of asm.
Yes, I'll probably do it that way.
A simple VisualBasic program that reads my ASMfile and displays it as inline assembly.
Then just a simple cut&paste into the IDE.
Nick's C code works as it is now but to do color assembler is a must.
And with the new AVRturbo shield i'm developing, the whole videocode needs to be in the bootsection of the 644.