On 2018-05-04, at 17:12:03, Charles Mills wrote:
> I don't really know but this seems similar to a thread here a little while
> ago. There are different parsers for different things in the assembler.
>
PDP-6 assembler had a laudable orthogonality that never spread widely:
o There was no DC ins
Hi David,
Could you not code it as =X’01000203’ instead?
Keven
On Fri, May 4, 2018 at 6:12 PM -0500, "Charles Mills" wrote:
I don't really know but
I don't really know but this seems similar to a thread here a little while ago.
There are different parsers for different things in the assembler.
=X'01000203' will work but that is probably not what you want. You
might be able to make a macro that constructed this for you.
=AD((1*X'100
Hi everyone,
I have a question regarding the syntax of literals; I'm not sure if what I'm
trying to do is valid. Please consider this DC statement:
MYCONST DCAL3(1),AL2(2),AL3(3)
Note that the length attributes differ amongst the terms above. Is it possible
to code that entire expression
