A82: On CAZ grammar

To: assembly-82@lists.ticalc.org
Subject: A82: On CAZ grammar
From: Asmti82 <Asmti82@aol.com>
Date: Sat, 27 Dec 1997 23:29:29 EST
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For all of you new CAZ users, the following will be a great help to you:
(Hint: this might help you in the future, so I would save it.)

1)
instead of using:
variable = 123
you use:
variable EQU 123

2)
binary is represented by:
10101010b
or
%10101010
octal is represented by (why you use octal, I don't know...)
o123
or
O123
hexadecimal is represented by:
x,X,0x,0X,# in front of the number, or
h, H at the end of the number

3) Sorry, no macros are supported..gee, guys...how hard is it to copy and
paste...

These three items were taken from the German readme guide provided with the
original CAZ package. If you want to contact the author, for any reason, his
address is ctaylor@fox.nstn.ca.

This document comes in handy...
Matt Stack