People do use it then, not had much in the way of feedback.
Jam Assembler does not doing anything special with the font or anything like
that. It would be using Windows API for fonts and messages etc. i.e. anything
standard windows stuff.
Jam Assembler not been tested on anything newer than
Hi David,
I have used JAM and found it to be an excellent environment. Much of the
original code I wrote for Dave was developed using it but I found the default
build to address $8000 a limitation, so I ended up with a context/pasmo setup
where I could do what I wanted and build to any
Ah, well the feedback is probably my fault then as it's the only
cross-assembler I've been using for SAM stuff. I tried PASMO and AS8080
but so far haven't really streamlined my compile-test-debug phases, so
it was a natural choice. I'll send you the details off-list... :)
Howard
On
Quoting Balor Price toberm...@waitrose.com:
Ah, well the feedback is probably my fault then as it's the only
cross-assembler I've been using for SAM stuff. I tried PASMO and
AS8080 but so far haven't really streamlined my compile-test-debug
phases, so it was a natural choice. I'll send you
Ah. I am a moron. Updated from Java 6 update 21 to update 30 and the
problem went away.
Must say, though, I would never have expected that to have been a
problem, especially because your binaries are all JAR files instead of
JAD midlets. Okay I'm confused again now!
Howard
On 01-Feb-12
On a related but slightly different note... Sometime in the near
future, I want to get back into a fairly major SAM gaming project I
was working on. I'm going to give JAM a go (Just quickly tested it on
my machine running Windows 7, and seemks to work fine!). :-) I made
the mistake of
I was too young to appreciate it at the time but I think Fred had a great
series on assembly and the Sam that flowed into the sort of topics specifically
of interest to game writers. Has anyone converted those to a modern document
format?
Other than that I can tell you that z80 questions tend
On 01-Feb-12 10:39, war...@wdlee.co.uk wrote:
On a related but slightly different note... Sometime in the near
future, I want to get back into a fairly major SAM gaming project I
was working on. I'm going to give JAM a go (Just quickly tested it on
my machine running Windows 7, and seemks to
Andrew/Balor/thomas those links and info are great! Thanks very much!
(Finding a place with all the fred stuff is great... I've got a lot of
them, but they're all hidden in a box somewhere lol!) Think I've got
an 'original' copy of the tech manual that I got from FRED back in the
old days,
So, hmmm... while I'm fired up...
Anyone having problems with the GUI in Jam Assembler? It's been a while
since I tinkered, but now I'm getting gobbledygook instead of English in
the dropdown menus and dialogue boxes... At a guess I'd say the font
lookups had gone askew, it's a JAR file
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