A92: Re: a REAL assembler for the 89/92+
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A92: Re: a REAL assembler for the 89/92+
> WHERE can l find an assembler that works? For more than a year now, people
> have been making asm games for the 89 and 92+. l don't see how. l have only
> found two assemblers for the 89/92+, and yet neither of them produce a
> desired effect. the one that comes with doorsos whines about its doorsos.h
> file,
Define "whines"? Doesn't find it? Have you ser A68k:s search path correctly? A
simple solution would be to copy doorsos.h to the directory where your own
source is.
Feel free to contact me directly if you need help with this.
> and TI-GCC bloats the code and makes the program unusable. someone
> told me last night that l could use TI-GCC to assemble .asm programs.
TI-GCC just calls A68K for files with the .asm extension, but it probably knows
where to find a copy of doorsos.h (one is included, IIRC).
> sounded good. so l assemble my keylib.asm program, and it gives back an .89z
> file. This file is about 60 bytes larger than the exact same program that
> someone else assembled for me before, and creates a "function did not return
> a value" right in the middle of running my calling program. So, what is it
> that people use to compile assembly, and where can l get it?
I use A68k configured to look for .h files in a couple of directories. Same with
TI-GCC.
/ Niklas Brunlid
Check out Prosit for the TI-89 / TI-92+ at http://prosit.ticalc.org
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