Re: A89: Distubing assembler error
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Re: A89: Distubing assembler error
Interesting.. all code I have read uses positioning..
and A68K whomost 89-programmers on PC's uses, that one is using positioning.
x86 do need thoose positions too.. (at least most.. there probably are som weird
inline version that doesnt need to)
It is afterall up to the compiler/assembler
To clarify.. what I meen with positioning is just what comasyouare here told
us.. if something is in the first column, it is a label if not, it is an
instruction or an assemblerdirective...
//Olle
Daniel7073@aol.com wrote:
>
> In a message dated 11/30/1998 6:12:50 PM Pacific Standard Time,
> ComAsYuAre@aol.com writes:
>
> > actually, in z80 every command must have at least some whitespace before it.
> > that way the compiler can distinguish between labels and opcodes.
>
> Right, but I think it's different in 68k. I know x86 asm doesn't need
> indents, and all the 68k source code I've seen doesn't use it either.
>
> Daniel Imfeld
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