I have very little experience with asm, but I'm interested in using HAL to write some asm programs for my TI-86. Does HAL work for writing 86 programs? The documentation seems to say that it doesn't, but there is an option to compile for the 86. I tried to write a very simple program, simply clearing the screen by using the cls command. The help file seems to say that this is all I would need in a program. When I compile, the dos window for the wasm86 program gives two errors:
Runtime error 002 at
0000:00B8.
Runtime error 002 at 0000:0239.
Two files are created, one
with the extension hal and the other with the extension asm. I assume that
I would have to use another program to change the asm file to .86p. I
tried to do this with asm86 v1.0. However, this program gave several
errors and didn't create the file. Am I doing something wrong or is this a
flaw in the program? Thanks for any help.