In my opinion, the character set a LCD supports has nothing to do with the
assembler.
For example, you want "abé" (not sure this is a polite word in your languge :)
) be shown on your LCD, you can do it by
.db 0x61, 0x62, XX, YY
XXYY presents é's code in LCD's character set.
Even if the assembler support unicode, it might assemble é to an unexpected
code, which does not conform with your LCD.
Ben
在2014年10月06 16时26分，"remi"<r...@remi.lu>写道：
Hello
I am writing ascii carracters on LCD without a problem,
But i have a problem , i did with gpasm/mpasm too ,
Is it inherent (normal) for extended carracters to not pass the
assembler ?
Or doest worth adding this feature in AN assembler in general ?
For instance, le lettre "é" doesnt print directly, i have to send it
alone by its asscii code ...
Best regards
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