> Back in March, Si Cooke wrote:
> > Well, the assembler is proceeding apace... features so far include:
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> Was it ever finished? If not, is it still being worked on at all?
Currently, no - I'm trying to write some software for MSNBC so that I can
pay the rent on the 1st of October.. my visa
Back in March, Si Cooke wrote:
> Well, the assembler is proceeding apace... features so far include:
Was it ever finished? If not, is it still being worked on at all?
Si
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Hi Si,
All looks superb, I didn't think quite so much had been done or thought
about!
> Flag Equates:
> LMPR: EQUF 7 : WPROT, 6 : ROM1, 5 : ROM0
Could it be: WPROT : 7 etc. instead or as well? It seems to read easier
to me, and also matches the C bit-field syntax, which is a similar thing
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> From: Simon Cooke (Exchange) [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>Flag Equates:
Wow... I like that idea!
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>Data defines:
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>DEFB - define series of byte values
>DEFW - define series of word values
>DEFF - define series of floating point/fixed point values
Can I reques
Well, the assembler is proceeding apace... features so far include:
Flag Equates:
Flags are local to labels, but each flag must be named uniquely. You can
have more than one flag name per bit position though.
eg. Say you're setting up the LMPR register for use later. You can set up
the flags at
