[A83] Re: Defined Variables

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Subject: [A83] Re: Defined Variables
From: "Dan Weiss" <dwedit@hotmail.com>
Date: Sun, 23 Sep 2001 16:45:12 -0500
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You could also do:
VAR = saferam1


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> >to specify a memory address to load into, you need to place the
> >address between ()'s.
> >so do:
> >ld (bradvar),a (= ld (103),a)
> >
>
>Ion.inc has the following:
>
>saferam1	=9872h
>saferam2	=858fh
>saferam3	=8508h
>saferam4	=8478h
>
>here’s my take on it:
><heading>
>VAR	EQU  9872h
>; Essentially what I want to do is to create a variable
>;So I’ve told VAR where to put whatever I assign it
>
>ld (VAR),7
>
>;This should put 7 in address 9872h, right?
>;Then I could assign the value to a register if I felt so inclined, like:
>ld a,(VAR)
>
>Obviously this is wrong, as TASM won’t take it. The question for me then
>becomes, what’s wrong? I hope you know the answer.
>
>Thanks
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