Re: A83: Re: Re: Assembly-83 Digest V1 #913
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Re: A83: Re: Re: Assembly-83 Digest V1 #913
Actually I created one in basic that I didn't finish
entirely. (Trying to remember, its been 3 years
almost) I basically stored everything to a string with
a nice input routine and stored a : inbetween the
commands, and then when you decided to compile it, I
just checked the string for commands (starts with L so
go here, check next letter, ect...) It was slow and
pretty much sucked parsing wise but it worked for a
lot of the commands. It also checked for errors and
told you what it couldn't compile (unknown commands
ect...)
I actually wrote this program before I new a lick of
spit about asm though, so some of my things may have
been wrong.
I actually didn't release all of it either, Later I
had created a asm program that took your generated
code and stuck it into a program for you to run, with
the name you wanted, ect...
I thought about making an asm one, hell I even
started it but I stopped after I decided that it was
useless. One screw up and boom, you have to start
over. (Unless you made a crash protector but still
implausible for the 83)
Jimmy Conner
--- David Phillips <david@acz.org> wrote:
>
> Not on the 82 or 83. I haven't looked at basic for
> those in about 3 years,
> but I'm about positive it's impossible, since you
> have no way to create
> strings period, much less with any hex value. And
> that is one of the
> easiest problems to solve...
>
> > Actually there have been some on calc assemblers,
> both in basic. Neither
> > program was very practical, but they did work.:)
> Why wouldn't one work in
> > assembly? And why would you NEED an on-calc one?
> (other than amusement) I
> > would be just as happy with a regular word
> processor that's easy to use
> and
> > small in size.
>
>
>
>
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