A86: Re: On-calc Asm (86)

A86: Re: On-calc Asm (86)

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• Subject: A86: Re: On-calc Asm (86)
• From: "David Phillips" <david@acz.org>
• Date: Thu, 25 Mar 1999 13:39:58 -0600
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> Can someone explain how to use AsmComp( ? Any time I use it, it gives me
> a syntax error with the cursor after the last character of the second
> argument. The only time it worked was when I used a blank program.

It's in the manual :)  The first argument is the name of an AsmPrgm, meaning
an asm program in hex codes.  The second argument is the name of the target
program to "squish" it into.

> Is there any way to directly input Asm on the TI86, either in mnemonics or
> directly as opcodes? Thanks.

Create a new basic program and put AsmPrgm as the first command.  After
that, you put all the actual opcodes in hex:

PROGRAM:asmtest
:AsmPrgm
:CD334AC9

Then you can run it with the Asm( command like normal, or convert it with
the AsmComp( command.

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