Re: A86: ti-85 emulation

To: assembly-86@lists.ticalc.org
Subject: Re: A86: ti-85 emulation
From: jdaomteys@juno.com
Date: Sun, 28 Feb 1999 21:11:57 -0500
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>TASM?  I've only used that once.  Assembly Studio 86 is the way to go, 
>imho.

Yes, but you can't predefine anything, so the #ifdef and #ifndef command
macros are useless.

>It will also support the 85, or even 82 or 83 if you write an output 
>plugin
>for it (and since he included the source to the .86p plugin, it would 
>take
>30 secs to compile one). 

Really? I didn't realize that. That would be VERY nice. Would make all
calculator programming much easier.

 Though I've never tried, Assembly Studio 86 
>should
>support ANY processor that TASM does, because it uses the TASM .tab 
>files.
>So theoretically you could compile 6502 code with Assembly Studio 
>86...

Okay, but why? The only other useful instruction set for it to support
would be the M68k. Whose gonna compile NES roms with a calculator
assembler, anyway (I think that is what it is)

>
>If you are making different versions, I would suggest using different 
>files,
>unless you want your code to look like the Vertigo source...  :)
>

Hey, it looks cool!

--James
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