A quick fix to make PAGE a no-op, would be to add a line in assemble.c right after the line case P_PRINT: and add the line case P_PAGE:
I don't think that much of the listing ops really work anyway. On Wed, Mar 4, 2020 at 7:45 PM Ethan Dicks <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, Kevin, Rhialto, > > This thread gave me a good reason to check out cross-compiling some > macro-11 code and I threw the first thing in my PDP-11 projects > directory at it, and got this... > > $ macro11 DQ614P.MAC > DQ614P.MAC:53: ***ERROR Unimplemented directive .PAGE > DQ614P.MAC:133: ***ERROR Unimplemented directive .PAGE > DQ614P.MAC:403: ***ERROR Unimplemented directive .PAGE > > I know this has nothing to do with the rt11/rsx11 changes but I > thought I'd bring this up since, as they say, the hood is open. > > I was kind of surprised this would be an issue - back when we > typically printed listings out on greenbar paper, we used .PAGE > directives for a fresh page. I guess it matters less when we just > look at the output on gargantuan bitmapped displays. > > -ethan >
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