Le 16.03.2013 14:28, Borut Ražem a écrit :
> This is probably because the parentheses are used for expressions. In
> this case use of square brackets seems more appropriate to me. But I'm
> only guessing...
Yes, but it's not hard to test if an expression is itself fully
surrounded by parenthesis
On 16. 03. 2013 12:54, Masur Jonathan wrote:
Le 16.03.2013 01:13, Borut Ražem a écrit :
Helo Jonathan,
sdas and sdld are actually a fork of Alan Baldwin's AS assembler
(see http://shop-pdp.net/ashtml/as.htm) with some sdcc related
modifications. Only the targets supported by sdcc are in
Le 16.03.2013 01:13, Borut Ražem a écrit :
> Helo Jonathan,
>
> sdas and sdld are actually a fork of Alan Baldwin's AS assembler
> (see http://shop-pdp.net/ashtml/as.htm) with some sdcc related
> modifications. Only the targets supported by sdcc are included in
> sdas/sdld but the documenta
Helo Jonathan,
sdas and sdld are actually a fork of Alan Baldwin's AS assembler
(see http://shop-pdp.net/ashtml/as.htm) with some sdcc related
modifications. Only the targets supported by sdcc are included in
sdas/sdld but the documentation includes all AS targets, as you
already
I'm dredging my memory, but back in the '80s this problem was "solved" by a
pseudo-instruction, LDAZ, meaning load zero-page. I wrote an assembler myself
for the 6502 back in the 1980's, and I seem to recall this is how I did it. I
don't think there's a reliable way of deducing whether a zero-pa
Hello everyone,
Without much surprise, I am unable to do contribute to SDCC during my
free time.
My plan is now to attempt to get, with my master project next year
(2014), a project where I'll do a 6502 and 65C816 port of SDCC, along
with some hardware simulation of both processors in order to
