[A83] Re: Assembly Studio 8x
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[A83] Re: Assembly Studio 8x
Yes, cz80 is a DOS program, so you can use it with your favorite editor, or
run it in Linux I guess.
>Is there a way to make run cz80 in Dos plain.. cause I want to get it to
>work in dosemu :)
>
>Xavier LaRue
>
>
>On Sun, 09 Jun 2002 13:06:56 -0500
>Charlie Adams <charlieadams@bellsouth.net> wrote:
>
> >
> > At 03:44 AM 6/8/2002 -0500, you wrote:
> > I went and checked out jonah.ticalc.org today. Yesterday, he released a
> > new version of cz80 because of a preprocessor bug (I guess you talked to
> > him or it was coincidental). Is there away to implement this in AsmStudio?
> >
> > >Apparently, there is a bug in the Assembly Studio 8x preprocessor that
> > >causes it to incorrectly process any assembler directives inside a skipped
> > >conditional. For example, the following program would fail to assemble:
> > >
> > >test.asm:
> > >#if 0
> > >#define foo
> > >#endif
> > >
> > >It would give a bogus error:
> > >
> > >Error #110 in test.asm, Line 2: Unrecognized preprocessor directive:
> > >"#define"
> > >
> > >I'd be willing to fix the bug, if Jeremy would do a new release (since I
> > >have no idea how to generate an MSI, and do not want to do a release
> of his
> > >program). Jonah might have fixed this in cz80, in which case all that
> would
> > >be needed is to do a new release (or simply put a fixed executable on
> > >asmstudio.acz.org).
> > >
> > >For now, you can work around it by using two include files, one for
> the 83,
> > >and one for the 83+. You will have to manually change which file is
> > >included depending on which calc you want to assemble for, but this should
> > >be a minor inconvenience, considering it won't happen very often.
> > >
> > >You can generate the two include files from the original ION include file
> > >using the following shell script. This should under a UNIX variant or
> > >Cygwin, if it has a C-Compatible Compiler Preprocessor (cpp) with options
> > >compatible to gcc's:
> > >
> > >#!/bin/sh
> > >gen()
> > >{
> > > cat ion.inc | sed "s/^#define/;#define/" | \
> > > cpp -P -C -nostdinc -undef -DTI$(echo -n $1 | sed "y/p/P/") | \
> > > sed "s/^;#define/#define/" > ion-$1.inc
> > >}
> > >gen 83
> > >gen 83p
> > >
> > >Simply include either ion-83.inc or ion-83p.inc in your source. If
> you want
> > >to continue using the progstart #ifdef, then you will still need to define
> > >either TI83 or TI83P.
> > >
> > > > A while back, I tried to use Assembly Studio 8x as an IDE to code Ion
> > > > programs (83 plus) in. I've tried manipulating my code in many
> ways, but
> > > > it seems I always have errors with the #define statements in
> > > > ion.inc. Quite often my "bcall"s go as unrecognized
> instructions. What
> > >do
> > > > I need to do to make an Ion program in Assembly Studio? I've had
> success
> > > > with the UltraEdit-asm.bat combo, so it should work. What
> modifications
> > >do
> > > > I need to make to the code? I'm hoping David Phillips will be able to
> > >help
> > > > me out, but anyone else who knows the program well may be able to help
> > > > too. I've had the same errors in both Windows ME and Windows 95.
> >
> >
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