Re : Re: LF: Once more: prog stuff
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Re : Re: LF: Once more: prog stuff
1) So: tell me if i am wrong: progs are moved in memory all the time by the
ti os but they stay still when excuted.
2) << move.l #2,d0
move.l #5,d1
add.l d0,d1 ; d0+d1 --> d1. So, afterwards, d1=7
>>
OK: this works. However, is this operation done by the processor as if it was
a hex addition ? I mean that in fact we have chance that addition in hex is
just the same as in bin or dec... No ?
3) Is there a prog written which, like a debugger, allows to add
breakpoints in a prog and to get the state of registers ? Reclib cannot
except if called by an error...
If you had to show the state of a register, how many hex chars would U use (
could U tell me exactly why U would chose a certain number: i am getting a
little confused with all that hex/bin stuff )
4) Last: lets imagine i wish to build a huge table ( ~1000 entries ). Is
there a way to build it with a prog and to store it in a var which could be
accessed by other progs ?
BTW, "suite" IS french ! ( Gosh ! I taught him sth )
^^^
just like " following "
That' s all !
Thanks for all help, Shawn...
Mathieu, <hm lacage@aol.com>
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