Re: A83: Attention Macintosh users!
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Re: A83: Attention Macintosh users!
you can compile, but only compile. IBMs don't know how to handle a
resource fork. Unless you do something else, all you can make the compiled
code which needs to be inserted into resources...
>I'm a pure IBM guy...but I can compile for Mac. I could probably make a
>file that outputs what the file should look like (something like remove
>first 16 bits and last 8 bits from each line -- I can't remember)
>
>I dunno...:)
>
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>> From: ilya winham <ilyamojo@geocities.com>
>> To: assembly-83@lists.ticalc.org
>> Subject: Re: A83: Attention Macintosh users!
>> Date: Monday, March 23, 1998 9:45 AM
>>
>>
>> Ok, CAZ takes the source and can compile it and produces the a.out file.
>> I know, I use it for 82asm. Then, a program has to be made to take that
>> a.out file and assemble it into an .83p file. MacASM82 does that. So,
>> somebody could make a program to take the CAZ produced file and assemble
>> that into the .83p file. Now, are there any mac programmers here...
>>
>>