Re: A89: gettin' started
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Re: A89: gettin' started
so it is impossible to make shell independent programs? Or rather,
impossible to make programs that require nothing but themselves on the
calc? On the 86 you can because there is a ROM call table in the ROM
that is gauranteed not to change between different ROM versions. Does
the 89 not have one?
What exactly does the assembler replace a library reference with at
compile time?
Cassady Roop
KeysDezes@aol.com wrote:
>
> When you assemble, you need to have the appropriate header file in the
> correct directory (ie. graphlib.h) and you need to include it in the asm
> file (ie. include "graphlib.h"). And yes, to run the prgm, the library (ie.
> graphlib.89z) needs to be on the calculator.
>
> In a message dated 12/29/99 7:52:06 PM Eastern Standard Time,
> JHill8075@aol.com writes:
>
> > the library has to be on the calc. when u assemble it, the call to the
> > library is replaced with something else (i'm new to asm too, but i can
> make
> > simple things, like maying smile faces moving around). it's hard to
> explain,
> >
> > but that tutorial grant (keys dezes) pointed you to will tell you
> everything
> >
> > you need to know.
> >
> > Josh
> >
> > << 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? >>
>
> Grant Elliott
> <A
> HREF="http://www.crosswinds.net/~proganon">Programmers Anonymous</A>
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