Re: LZ: ZShell to Usgard converter?
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Re: LZ: ZShell to Usgard converter?
It would be to... unstandard... A lot of people have different
programming styles and a computer can't compensate for it. PLUS, while
optimizing for Usgard, very often you can realize other ways to optimize
your code :). It doesn't take too long, either, to replace them all.
Jim Reardon
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On Sun, 13 Jul 1997 21:30:55 GMT mikep@anet-dfw.com (Michael Pearce)
writes:
>Would it be possible to make a program in C or assembly or Pascal or
>whatever and search for certain things like
> ld de,(PROGRAM_ADDR)
> ld hl,?????????
> add hl,de
>(and all other possible variants) in a 85s file, then convert it to
> ld hl,&?????????
>so it would be readable by Usgard? (Of course, you would have to
>seach a binary file, not a text file) Then after that, maybe a search
>for the sprite routine or for the gray scale library, remove it from
>the program and add the library number to the file. Then when it is
>all done, recalculate the checksum. Does that sound too off the wall?
>
>-mike
>
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