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2008-11-05 20:28
The Human Code Machine

Registered: Sep 2005
Posts: 112
Dasm rorg directive

Hi, I'm looking for a DASM cross assembler version newer than 2.12 for DOS/Win with correctly working rorg directive. All newer versions I found on the net can't assemble the lower attached test source. I found it ages ago on one of the famous Fred Fish disks and I don't want to switch to another one :( I tried to contact one of the new maintainers, but I got no response. Anybody here has a working version or knows the dasm sourcecode a bit and has time to fix it?

processor 6502
org $c000

Main subroutine
sei
jsr Test
jmp nmi

Test subroutine
ldx #nmi_end-nmi_start-1
.loop lda nmi_start,x
sta nmi,x
dex
bpl .loop
rts


nmi_start subroutine

RORG $02
nmi subroutine
.1 INC $d020
jmp .1
rend

nmi_end
 
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2008-11-05 22:01
chatGPZ

Registered: Dec 2001
Posts: 11386
well the one i use ("official" 2.20.11) doesnt really give any errors at all. for example when you make a simple typo somewhere, it just says assembling failed, doesnt give a line number or whatever, VERY annoying =P

and yeah well, i use it for 6502 :)
2008-11-05 22:36
iAN CooG

Registered: May 2002
Posts: 3197
Quote: well the one i use ("official" 2.20.11) doesnt really give any errors at all. for example when you make a simple typo somewhere, it just says assembling failed, doesnt give a line number or whatever, VERY annoying =P

and yeah well, i use it for 6502 :)


oh no, that would be unusable for sure.
My version is based on 2.20.07 but I can assure it gives errors and line numbers even with 0 verboseness. But it's been so modified that has nothing to spare with the original source, after 4 years of mods.
-v and -l are there for extra verboseness. I use -v 2 and -lname.lst all the time

2008-11-05 22:51
chatGPZ

Registered: Dec 2001
Posts: 11386
gotta try it then i guess :)
2008-11-06 08:48
Frantic

Registered: Mar 2003
Posts: 1648
iAN: Is your mod available somewhere?

//FTC
2008-11-06 12:04
Mace

Registered: May 2002
Posts: 1799
Frantic, check message nr. 3 in this thread.
You'll find a link to iAN's website ;)
2008-11-06 12:46
Martin Piper

Registered: Nov 2007
Posts: 722
This works in ACME:
*=$c000
sei
jsr Test
jmp nmi

Test
ldx #nmi_end-nmi_start-1
.loop lda nmi_start,x
sta+1 nmi,x ; +1 forces 8 bit addressing mode
dex
bpl .loop
rts


nmi_start

!pseudopc $02 {
nmi
.1 INC $d020
jmp .1
rend
}
nmi_end
2008-11-10 17:30
chatGPZ

Registered: Dec 2001
Posts: 11386
urks, i tried your version ian.... and unfortunately i have to say that it sucks even more than the official one. the program counter seems to get confused under certain circumstances :/
747  9ffa       ; BANK 1 Vectors at $fffa
748  9ffa           org $9ffa
749  9ffa         a0 ff        .byte.b $a0,$ff ; NMI
750  9ffc         ac ff        .byte.b $ac,$ff ; Reset
751  9ffe         ac ff        .byte.b $ac,$ff ; IRQ

results in:
0000:1FD0 | D0 8D 21 D0   A0 00 B9 72   FF 99 00 02   C8 D0 F7 4C
0000:1FE0 | 00 02 A0 FF   AC FF AC FF   4C 12 80 4C   12 80 FF 43
0000:1FF0 | 42 4D A0 00   B9 3B A8 99   00 40 C8 D0   F7 A5 06 F0 


the very same file assembled with official 2.20.11 gives the expected (correct) output. so now i can choose between useful error messages and correct output. "great" =P
2008-11-10 19:38
iAN CooG

Registered: May 2002
Posts: 3197
Quote: urks, i tried your version ian.... and unfortunately i have to say that it sucks even more than the official one. the program counter seems to get confused under certain circumstances :/
747  9ffa       ; BANK 1 Vectors at $fffa
748  9ffa           org $9ffa
749  9ffa         a0 ff        .byte.b $a0,$ff ; NMI
750  9ffc         ac ff        .byte.b $ac,$ff ; Reset
751  9ffe         ac ff        .byte.b $ac,$ff ; IRQ

results in:
0000:1FD0 | D0 8D 21 D0   A0 00 B9 72   FF 99 00 02   C8 D0 F7 4C
0000:1FE0 | 00 02 A0 FF   AC FF AC FF   4C 12 80 4C   12 80 FF 43
0000:1FF0 | 42 4D A0 00   B9 3B A8 99   00 40 C8 D0   F7 A5 06 F0 


the very same file assembled with official 2.20.11 gives the expected (correct) output. so now i can choose between useful error messages and correct output. "great" =P


wtf?
 org $9ffa
 .byte $a0,$ff ; NMI
 .byte $ac,$ff ; Reset
 .byte $ac,$ff ; IRQ

this assembles just fine. Probably there is more you are not showing?
2008-11-10 19:45
chatGPZ

Registered: Dec 2001
Posts: 11386
ofcourse, this is from a large project (mmcr bios). i have to admit that i am not really in the mood to cut it down into a simple testcase right now :)
2008-11-10 19:58
WVL

Registered: Mar 2002
Posts: 902
Ehr hold on..

Are you saying you have the sources to the mmcr bios... also for the built-in sidplayer? Willing to share (if you are allowed?) so we can fix that thing?
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