Re: A89: gettin' started
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Re: A89: gettin' started
I have a question about this too, the way I have seen this done is using
a static location to jump to that jumps to the dynamic one. But, it
obviously comes up with the address during linking or whatever which
makes no sense to me because it can never be in the same spot. So how is
this done?
Cassady Roop wrote:
>
> so does the library have to be on the calculator for the program to
> run? If so, then how is it so simple to reference a library call if the
> library is a variable separate from the program?
>
> Cassady Roop
>
> KeysDezes@aol.com wrote:
> >
> > <A HREF="http://calccity.calc.org/tiweekly/Articles/Beginners_TI89_ASM.html">B
> > eginners Guide to TI-89/92+ Assembly</A>
> > By far, the most comprehensive guide to 68k asm that I've seen.
> > Libraries are sets of routines that can be accessed by asm programs. The
> > advantage of libraries is that they are shared by all programs. They contain
> > common routines such as PutSprite and clr_scr.
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