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| blog:pushbx:2022:1111_link_spam [2022-11-11 18:56:10 +0000 Nov Fri] – created ecm | blog:pushbx:2022:1111_link_spam [2022-11-11 18:58:55 +0000 Nov Fri] (current) – mention AAO variable too ecm |
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| <cite>Comment by E. C. Masloch, 2022-09-11, at https://palmtop.cosi.com.pl/2014/03/15/dhs-hacks-for-the-portfolio/#comment-100852</cite></blockquote> | <cite>Comment by E. C. Masloch, 2022-09-11, at https://palmtop.cosi.com.pl/2014/03/15/dhs-hacks-for-the-portfolio/#comment-100852</cite></blockquote> |
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| This links to the b16cat repo, which also contains [[https://hg.pushbx.org/ecm/b16cat/file/b1b030365b83/b16cat.sld|a very good example]] of how to use lDebug as an ersatz assembler. Note the uses of ''Vxx'' variables as well as the expression evaluator in the assembler (invoked by using parentheses in the operands). This allows to automate forwards and backwards branch targets without having to enter the numbers manually or with another scripting language. Also note the support for comments in the assembler and debugger command line, as well as supporting dot lines to exit assembler mode (instead of the oft misinterpreted empty line). | This links to the b16cat repo, which also contains [[https://hg.pushbx.org/ecm/b16cat/file/b1b030365b83/b16cat.sld|a very good example]] of how to use lDebug as an ersatz assembler. Note the uses of ''Vxx'' and ''AAO'' variables as well as the expression evaluator in the assembler (invoked by using parentheses in the operands). This allows to automate forwards and backwards branch targets without having to enter the numbers manually or with another scripting language. Also note the support for comments in the assembler and debugger command line, as well as supporting dot lines to exit assembler mode (instead of the oft misinterpreted empty line). |
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