Re: A89: the a68k assembler and how it makes machine code
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Re: A89: the a68k assembler and how it makes machine code
It knows the hex equate of the code you assemble...
I.E.
the compiler knows that
RTS = $4E75
so whenever the compiler comes to an rts in the code it replaces $4E75 for
rts.
and so on until all the code is assembled...
get it?
At 10:38 PM 11/8/99 -0600, you wrote:
>
>Ok, I'm not very new at assembly language (been programming for a year
now), but I still
>don't understand how an assembler works. How does it change all the code
you put in to
>machine code. In fact, how does it calculate all the hex code? If
someone could explain all
>this or just give me a website to visit, I would be greatly appreciative.
Thanks!
>Bryan
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