Re: A86: sqrtKEY: altKey & eshKey
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Re: A86: sqrtKEY: altKey & eshKey
Exactly... the newest include files are located here:
http://perso.wanadoo.fr/vasseur/Include.zip
These are the official, "standard". They will be included in the next version
of Assembly Studio. Please use these ones.
> Clem was going to (or already did?) release some new include files. Those
> will most likely be included with the next version of Assembly Studio as the
> "standard".
>
> > Ok, we definitely need them to set some better standards here...
> >
> > In the ACZ include file 'asm86.h', what we call 'altFlags' is called
> > 'exceptionflg', and what you call 'eshFlags' is called 'exceptionflg2'.
> > My include file, 'crasm86.inc', a composite of all the older include
> > files I could find, lists 'altFlags' as 'userFlags' and 'eshFlags' as
> > 'sqrtFlags'. Clem's file 'flags86.inc' lists them as they are in the
> > ACZ file. Texas Instruments include files Asm86.inc and Ram86.inc, both
> > rather large files, don't list them at all. All I DO know is that what
> > I call sqrtFlags is (IY+$24). What I call userFlags is (IY+$23).
> > SQRTKEYINSTALLED is 6,(IY+$24). By the way, what does 'esh' stand for?
> > At least 'alt' makes sense, as meaning 'alternate'. Below I have the
> > ACZ and my versions of reality.
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Clem Vasseur <darkclem@wanadoo.fr>
Icarus Productions <http://icarus.ticalc.org>
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