Re: A83: Re: Help TASM

To: Jimmy Conner <assembly-83@lists.ticalc.org>
Subject: Re: A83: Re: Help TASM
From: Linus Akesson <lairfight@softhome.net>
Date: Wed, 06 May 1998 18:46:39 +0100
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An improvement to your basic problem would be to save everything to str0, and
then the user could use RCL to enter the code into a program.

Linus

On 06-May-98, Jimmy Conner wrote:

>   It stores everthing to strings. Such as your program may look like:

> ld a,8F
> Out(10),a
> ret

>It compiles it and stores the results to strings:

>Send(9prgmPRGM --->This is in string zero.
>3E8FD310C9     --->This is stored to string one.  <--(This code moves 
>End:0000:End   --->This is in string two.            (row 1 to 5. Cool
>                                                     (virus possibly.
>You just recall those strings in a program to run it.
>That is why I'm waiting to release it until I learn asm, to try to 
>figure out how I could actually get it to place everything in a program 
>with a name that you specify, ect...  You might be a bit sceptical, as 
>you should be, but wait until its done before you begin to critize it. 
>Then you can trash it however you feel fit.    :)

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Re: A83: Re: Help TASM

From: "Jimmy Conner" <goo_18@hotmail.com>