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Heaven
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Registered: Jul 2008
Posts: 102 |
.SCRU which Assembler?
just dug out my old source code and can not get it assembled again. It was marked with DASM but the .SCRU command makes me wonder and DASM does not like it. but while using c64asm f.e. which has the .scru command it throws out other errors like don't liking EQU for adresses.
the source code was in a folder with only contained DASM but with this DASM version it will not compile?
any ideas?
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chatGPZ
Registered: Dec 2001
Posts: 11386 |
"the source code was in a folder with only contained DASM but with this DASM version it will not compile?"
that pretty accurately describes why i quit using DASM for anything more than 10 years ago =) (wth does .scru DO anyway? =D) |
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Heaven
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dasm2-20-07-ian-rev-l-rar.htm
got the DASM version...
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Heaven
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Damned c64 screen code ;) |
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iAN CooG
Registered: May 2002
Posts: 3194 |
http://iancoog.altervista.org/C/dasm2.20.07-iAN_Rev_L.rar
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[label] SCRU "string"
SCRL "string"
SCRUR "string"
SCRLR "string"
Declare text data in ScreenCodes. SCRU is for making uppercase
text even if entered lowercase (Eg SCRU "aA" will generate 01 01)
SCRL is to keep casing (Eg SCRU "aA" will generate 01 41)
The SCR*R variant are for generating the codes in reverse by
ORing $80 to the char.
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Heaven
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I guess over the years I have updated dasm and your version got lost... ;) so good to have it now. :) |
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Perplex
Registered: Feb 2009
Posts: 255 |
Good, then you're not completely SCRU'd after all. |
