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Jammer
Registered: Nov 2002
Posts: 1336 |
Release id #191551 : Kick Assembler V5.15
Any chances for passing string variable to program counter/memory block label? Would come really handy when I compile separate memory blocks with parametrized names, e.g. in some loop, reading names from the list for batch conversion. General goal is to use one script asm file to produce multiple output binaries that I plan to exomize each individually. If that's technically impossible, is there any reasonable workaround? I'm, sadly, not on friendly terms with makefiles ;) |
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Jammer
Registered: Nov 2002
Posts: 1336 |
Segments look really cool! However, not that close to comfy automatization I guess ;) What would suit problem the best is imho sth like:
.var filenamelist = List(all filename entries)
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conversion loop with another filenames from the list:
.var filename = filenamelist.get(loop index)
.var importbitmap = LoadBinary(filename + ".tga")
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some code to convert data and fill array with it
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.pc = picturedata filename(index)
.fill 8 * rows * columns, bitmaparray.get(i)
.fill rows * columns, screenmaparray.get(i)
I miss a lot from actual code but you get the idea :) And then I compile binary with -mbfiles |
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Digger
Registered: Mar 2005
Posts: 438 |
@Jammer:
You can do it apart from the memory block name, it's not dynamic. Example (edited) from Norah:
.const twisterColors = List().add(peptoBright.get($8), peptoBright.get($7))
.const numFrames = 7
.var twisterFramesFiles = List()
.for (var i = 1; i <= numFrames + 1; i++) {
.const fileName = "assets/twister/sprites frame " + i + ".png"
.const file = LoadPicture(fileName, twisterColors)
.eval twisterFramesFiles.add(file)
}
.macro cutTwisterFrame(frame) {
.const file = twisterFramesFiles.get(frame - 1)
.for (var y = 0; y < layout.size(); y++) {
.for (var x = 0; x < layout.get(y).size(); x++) {
.eval twisterPointersList.add(toSpritePtr(*))
cutHiresSprite(file, x * 24, y * 21 + 6 - x)
}
}
}
.pc = *
cutTwisterFrame(1)
.pc = *
cutTwisterFrame(2)
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Jammer
Registered: Nov 2002
Posts: 1336 |
Another cool way but I guess my current approach seems more flexible and like less sweat to me ;) |
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