Re: A83: 83lnk
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Re: A83: 83lnk
83lnk needs start loading address to be defined at 9327h.
If you from any reason don't have
.org 9327h
defined at the beginning of the program code 83lnk will give you that
message.
So if you're trying to link a program that doesn't begin at 9327h like an
TI-83+ program you shouldn't be using 83lnk.
You can use Obj83 instead which will work.
If you write a program for any of shells or used with ZASMLOAD it's easier
to use Devpac83 (or Devpac8x for ION) which will assemble (using TASM), link
and squish the program in one step.
Note that this programs are not compatible with W2k/NT so if you have NT
platform you can use bin2var.
>From: BJTkid3@aol.com
>Reply-To: assembly-83@lists.ticalc.org
>To: assembly-83@lists.ticalc.org
>Subject: A83: 83lnk
>Date: Sat, 23 Sep 2000 17:09:05 EDT
>
>
>I am new to assembly programming on the TI83. I am having trouble
>converting
>my object files into .83p with 83link.. I get an error saying that the code
>is not TI83 specific. I have been able, however, to edit the code manually
>and copy and paste it into the graph link and succesfully run it on my
>calculator.
>
>-Brian Thomas
>
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