(important : part of this code is (c) Jeremy Neiman, see : https://github.com/docmarionum1/py65emu , so the GPL license applies only to my stuff)
Load your compiled code with your source (actually a "report") file and then execute step by step. The debugger will automatically (ie lousy heuristics) detect interesting memory places and show them as bytes or words. You can also use it to count cycles for specific portions of code.
One can look at HGR pages too :-)
Right now, only ACME 0.96 source code has been tested. It'll probably work with other versions.
There's basic (rough) support for CA65 output too (no cycle counting though :-( )
Make sure you run with the --help option to read the documentation.
