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Slammer
Registered: Feb 2004
Posts: 416 |
Kick Assembler Thread 2
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Slammer
Registered: Feb 2004
Posts: 416 |
KickAssembler saves the prg file to the current directory unless a specific destination is given.
I find that naturally, but I'll change it if this is not the standard for Compilers / Assemblers around?
Btw. If I change it, I guess you will get in trouble with the autorun facility of relaunc, which can't find the prg file, so we will have to involve Daniel aswell. However, I guess having the prg-files in the KickAss dir is messy, but not a major problem.
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chatGPZ
Registered: Dec 2001
Posts: 11300 |
i would find it very strange if a compiler/assembler wouldnt save the output to current directory - or whatever destination is explictly given to the -o option .... and i dont think i have ever seen a compiler/assembler that behaves different in that respect :) |
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TWW
Registered: Jul 2009
Posts: 543 |
Right.
I guess it depends what you have been used to doing. B4 i used a ms-dos shortcut in the folder of my project which in turn generated the .prg in the same project folder.
But as you said Slammer, It probably isn't suck a big problem to have the .prg file(s) in the kickass directory. I just have to get used to it :) Thanx for a great tool btw.
ps. Headache is gone btw thanx to an execcive order of grease/salt from the local McDonalds ^^ |
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TWW
Registered: Jul 2009
Posts: 543 |
Question:
I am setting up 16 irq's with 5 splitts each and naturally I want to use macros to do this.
Here is what i have:
.var raster1 = 90
.var raster2 = 130
.var raster3 = 170
.var raster4 = 210
.var raster5 = 50
*setup irg here*
irq: :interupt(raster1,$1b,$78,$18,$02)
..code..
:endirq
!irq :interupt(raster2,$1b,$78,$18,$02)
..code..
:endirq
!irq :interupt(raster3,$1b,$78,$18,$02)
..code..
:endirq
!irq :interupt(raster4,$1b,$78,$18,$02)
..code..
:endirq
!irq :interupt(raster5,$1b,$08,$15,$03)
..code..
lda #<irq
sta $0314
lda #>irq
sta $0315
:endirq
and the macros look like this:
.macro interupt(d12,d11,d16,d18,dd0) {
dec $d019
lda #d12
sta $d012
lda #d11
sta $d011
lda #d16
sta $d016
lda #d18
sta $d018
lda #dd0
sta $dd00
lda #>!irq+
sta $0315
lda #<!irq+
sta $0314
}
.macro endirq() {
pla
tay
pla
tax
pla
rti
}
The "lda #>!irq+" inside the macro is reported as an error and it won't compile. Is there a way I can use the same macro including 0314/0315 "preconfigured" or do I have to set up 0314/0315 as passed parameters aswell? And if I need to pass the variables can I do a:
:interupt(raster4,$1b,$78,$18,$02,#<irqx,#>irqx)?
Or maybee there is even an easier method to the whole thing? |
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Slammer
Registered: Feb 2004
Posts: 416 |
In each interrupt you refer to the next irq, but the last one can't find the next irq symbol because there are no more irq symbols.
Btw. the idea with irq macros works fine. I do it with pseudocommands (takes mnemonic arguments instead of just values). It looks like this:
:irqStart
.. code ..
:irqEnd #$00 ; #irq2 // D012 value ; next irq
or:
:irqStart_stableRaster
.. code ..
:irqEnd #$00 ; #irq2 // D012 value ; next irq
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TWW
Registered: Jul 2009
Posts: 543 |
Interesting capabilities with this.... I will need to check this out but off on a couple of days travel. I'll check in later if I encounter problems with this :) thanx btw! |
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TWW
Registered: Jul 2009
Posts: 543 |
Alright. After testing and playing around this will be the preffered assembler for Creators. You will be credited for this very good assembler.
However a small request:
http://qbnz.com/highlighter/
Would be great to have KickAss syntax included here :-)
-TWW |
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Slammer
Registered: Feb 2004
Posts: 416 |
That would be great, but I must say its not on the top of the todo list. Feel free to do one if you like. There are already a KickAssembler highlighting for Ultra Edit on the web. |
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LOGAN
Account closed
Registered: Aug 2003
Posts: 71 |
I currently use Notepad++ and it doesnt even have generic 6510 assembly support :(
BTW I noticed that kickass has some support for C64DTV but I seen a highlight file somewhere that had a couple more opcodes defined.... hmm cant remember where or what anymore, but was some downloadable highlight file |
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pmc
Account closed
Registered: Sep 2009
Posts: 5 |
Quote: That would be great, but I must say its not on the top of the todo list. Feel free to do one if you like. There are already a KickAssembler highlighting for Ultra Edit on the web.
Yes there is, available here:
http://eab.abime.net/showthread.php?t=44124&highlight=ultraedit
Made by me in fact ;-) |
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