Assemblers in real life....
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Hello Orionsoft
Ori> Until now I coded in real life in Tasm 4.0
Ori>
Ori> and today the source exceeded the calculated value of 96 sectors
Ori> and to break everything back, there is no desire or time to include
Ori>
Ori> tell me tasm 4.12 also has a 24 kb cheese limit?
Ori>
Ori> I have a real - standard Scorpio 256
Ori> I heard that there is such an alasm assembler with extended support
Ori> memory . Is it possible to import and export the source into it?
Ori>
Ori> :v2_eek;
Well; seems like the standard is already Alasm...
Hello, All
Until now I have been coding in real life in Tasm 4.0
and today the source exceeded the calculated value of 96 sectors
but to break everything back down, there is no desire or time to include
tell me tasm 4.12 also has a cheese limit of 24 kb?
I have a real - standard Scorpio 256
I heard that there is such an assembler called alasm with support for extended memory.
Is it possible to import and export the source into it?
:v2_eek:
Hello, CHRV
CHR> Well, it seems like the standard is already Alasm...
that is, I need to run it, then press W and select the scorpion*.H file
what to connect the memory?
Hello, The Exploited
The> in general this is a religious question of tasm-alasm.
What should atheists do? write down the variables on paper and type the code into
STS debugger? JOKE !
Hello Orionsoft
Ori> Until now I coded in real life in Tasm 4.0
you have the “wrong” tasm. in fact this is the 3rd version modified
kulhatzkers
Ori> tell me tasm 4.12 also has a 24 kb cheese limit?
yes, but the text density seems to be higher
Ori> I heard that there is such an alasm assembler with extended support
Ori> memory . Is it possible to import and export the source into it?
Well, I somehow converted it into text, so it’s possible :)
In general, this is a religious question tasm-alasm.
CHR> Well, it seems like the standard is already Alasm...
can't wait!
Hello Orionsoft
Ori> that is, I need to run it, then press W and select the file
Ori> scorpion*.H
Ori> what would connect the memory?
select the driver in the config
Hello elf/2
elf> if FAR xLook doesn’t take it and there’s nothing top-secret in the outcome
elf> no, then send it to me... I'll try to help, and I'll fix xLook at the same time
I couldn’t see it, maybe I pressed it wrong
here is the file
File: STEND_4.zip http://zx.pk.ru/attachment.php?attachmentid=4258
Hello Orionsoft
Ori> I couldn’t see, maybe I pressed it wrong
Ori> here is the file
oh, really the format is kind of mysterious :(
one more request: please attach the tasm who understands this. without him
It's hard to understand what the result should be :)
Hello Orionsoft
Ori> Thanks to the plugins, the text was received!!!
Ori> THANK YOU elf/2 !
indeed, received :) and here is the file that you attached to message #12
kind of strange :) how did you manage to make it? by signature - tasm, but
What’s inside him is not at all clear
By the way, special thanks to Sasha Medvedev, perhaps he wrote the Tasma handler
:)
Ori> now tell me please
Ori> this text will not fit into alasm
There is no plugin for the headlight to put into alasm yet :) I can’t help you here
Hello elf/2
Thanks to plugins - text received!!!
THANK YOU elf/2!
in the attachment tasm and source code
second attachment - received text
now tell me please
This text won’t fit into alasm (ZS256)?
I couldn't import it
alasm meditates then asks which page
and it seems to freeze...
that means I’ll have to compile on PCsuxx =(
File: TASM40.zip http://zx.pk.ru/attachment.php?attachmentid=4262
File: text.zip http://zx.pk.ru/attachment.php?attachmentid=4263
Hello elf/2
How will it fit?! in alasma by page text - 1 page - 1 file.
Cut the text into pieces. eg 2. and convert separately as 2 files. then in
upload the main file to the “first” page and in it, at the end include “src2”,next
free page.
Hello Orionsoft
Ori> switched to copper asm, everything is cool, except there was a tap file with
Ori> header (for load code)
Ori> I transfer the binary to real life via Winamp with the tzx plugin (pre-order
Ori> converting tap2tzx )
Did you have ZXMC?
Have you tried loading binaries via RS232 via a null modem?
Hello, Witch Doctor
I switched to copper ASM, everything is cool, but there was also a tap file with a title (
for load code)
I transfer the binary to real life via Winamp with the tzx plugin (preliminary
converting tap2tzx)
Hello caro
car> Did you have a ZXMC?
this is on a different machine =)
0xfftop: ZXMC is a cool thing! Based on this, I screwed the keyboard to a Japanese-IBM
530CS. and the laptop found a second life =) !!!
Now I would also like to transfer skunk codes via infrared to
pokcetop format (for example, through MAX3031) and the mobile phone will heal more richly
in terms of keyboard input life.
Hello Orionsoft
I noticed that new versions of ALASM are supplied without any
There was an "operating manual". Is this also a standard?
Personally, I only have documentation for version 3.8c, for which I managed
study ALASM 4.5. Can anyone share documentation on others
versions (or tell me where it is)?
Hello Grand
How is this possible without documentation? The help file is called al50h.H respectively
open it from the alasm itself. There is also a built-in mini-help for the [H] key.
Hello Grand
How is this possible without documentation? The file with herp is called al50h.H respectively
open it from the alasm itself. There is also a built-in mini-help for the [H] key.
Hello Orionsoft
Ori> this is on another machine =)
Ori>
Ori> 0xfftop: ZXMC is a cool thing! I screwed the keyboard to based on it
Ori> Japanese-IBM 530 CS . and the laptop found a second life =) !!!
Ori> now I would like to transfer skunk codes via
Ori> infrared in pokcetop format (for example, via MAX3031) and mobile phone
Ori> will live a more rich life in terms of keyboard input.
and then Ostap suffered.... :v2_clapp; :v2_biggr:;
Hello, Mikka_A
Gra> I noticed that new versions of ALASM are supplied without
Gra> "operating manuals".
dem> How is this possible without documentation? The file with herp is called al50h.H ...
This description is not intended for beginners, and it leaves out a lot.
B. Kuritsyn once attached quality manuals to his programs
(see for example BK Cardfile [http://trd.speccy.cz/sbor/CARDFILE.ZIP]).
If we talk about assemblers, there is an example of an excellent description of Gens in the book
A. Larchenko and N. Rodionova "ZX Spectrum for users and programmers"
[http://trd.speccy.cz/book/ZXSPECTR.ZIP].
High-quality documentation should be the standard.
Hello Grand
What specifically interests you that is not there?
Hello, Mikka_A
Mik> I would like to find a paper one.
Mik> I loved this book so much.
Mik> I studied on it.
I'll take a look myself (but I don't promise anything yet, you know why ;-)
Hello Grand
Gra> A. Larchenko and N. Rodionova "ZX Spectrum for users and
Gra> programmers" [http://trd.speccy.cz/book/ZXSPECTR.ZIP].
Gra> High-quality documentation is what should be the standard.
ehh....
I wish I could find a paper one.
I loved this book so much.
I studied from it.
Hello, Mikka_A
Mik> ehh....
Mik> I would like to find a paper one.
Mik> I loved this book so much.
Mik> I studied on it.
I think you can order from axor...
I just looked at the last “paragraph”, alas, there is no such book... :|
Hello Grand
That is Are you interested in what is allowed? It is allowed to write programs in Alasma
assembler.