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-# mc68000-asm-plugin
-Jetbrains IDE plugin for MC68000 assembly language
+# MC68000 Assembly Language Plugin [![Build Status](https://travis-ci.com/chrisly42/mc68000-asm-plugin.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.com/chrisly42/mc68000-asm-plugin) [![Coverage Status](https://coveralls.io/repos/github/chrisly42/mc68000-asm-plugin/badge.svg?branch=master)](https://coveralls.io/github/chrisly42/mc68000-asm-plugin?branch=master)
+
+_MC68000 Assembly Language Plugin_ is plugin for Jetbrains IDEs (CLion, IntelliJ, etc.).
+
+![Example Syntax Highlighting](docs/syntaxhighlighting.png "Example Syntax Highlighting")
+
+## Purpose
+
+This plugin delivers support for MC68000 assembly language files ([VAsm](http://sun.hasenbraten.de/vasm/) / DevPac-Style).
+
+It adds a language parser with syntax highlighting, referencing and refactoring support, and a few more features.
+
+I'm an Amiga retro democoder, and the lack of a plugin for M68k was the motivation to write one. Also, diving deep into custom language plugins has a steep
+learning curve.
+
+When I started the plugin in July 2021, I was not aware of the [M68k plugin efforts by Jetbrains employee Yann Cébron](https://github.com/YannCebron/m68kplugin)
+who has been working on the same topic for quite some time. At the time of writing, his plugin however, has not been release yet. Nevertheless, it has a lot of
+awesome features and is pretty advanced. Check it out. You can install both plugins at the same time and see what suits you more.
+
+Big kudos to Yann -- a few features were _inspired_ by his code.
+
+My plugin, on the other hand, is still pretty basic and is the result of about a week's effort. I released a really early first version it because I think
+it's "good enough" to get started, and I can return to demo coding with its current state.
+
+## Features
+
+- Parser / Lexer for MC68000 (yes, only 68000 right now!) assembly language files in VAsm / DevPac style
+- Syntax highlighting and Color Settings Page (you should really modify the color settings to your likings!)
+- Mnemonics code completion
+- Symbols / Labels code completion
+- References / Refactoring support for local and global labels, and symbol assignments.
+- Brace matching
+- Quote handler
+- Goto Symbol support
+- Structure view
+
+## Known issues
+
+- Performance is not optimal yet (no stub index).
+- No referencing of macro invocations and macro definitions.
+- `Find Usages` always shows _"Unclassified"_ though it shouldn't.
+- Macro definitions may cause syntax errors when using backslash arguments.
+- Macro invocations are not yet evaluated, thus no referencing to symbols defined via macros (e.g. `STRUCT`).
+- No support for includes. Scoping is for global symbols and labels is currently the whole project.
+- No support for register replacement (e.g. registers replaced by `EQUR` or `EQURL` will cause syntax errors)
+- While the Lexer supports the -spaces option (where a space introduces a comment), this cannot be configured yet.
+- No support for other processor instructions, FPU or 68020+ address modes.
+- No semantic checking for allowed address modes or data widths yet.
+- Unit Test coverage is not as good as it could be (ahem).
+- Missing but planned features:
+    - Macro definition and evaluation on invocation
+    - Folding
+    - Semantic inspections
+    - Quick fixes
+    - Formatter + Code Style Settings
+    - Register use analysis (but this only makes sense after macro evaluation)
+
+## Development notice
+
+This plugin has been written in Kotlin 1.5.
+
+It is probably the only plugin (besides [Cajon](https://github.com/chrisly42/cajon-plugin) from the same author) that uses JUnit 5 Jupiter for unit testing so
+far (or at least the only one I'm aware of ;) ). The IntelliJ framework actually uses the JUnit 3 TestCase for plugin testing, and it took me quite a while to
+make it work with JUnit 5. Feel free to use the code (in package ```de.platon42.intellij.jupiter```) for your projects (with attribution).
+
+## Changelog
+
+### V0.1 (20-Jun-21)
+
+- Initial release.