[Coco] [Color Computer] Cubix and Coco3 - code snippet

[jdaggett at gate.net]

On 7 Feb 2007 at 16:47, Bob Devries wrote:


> Also possible is:

> 

> FCC 'Ok' + ('?'+$80) similar to the OS9 FCS psuedo op.

> 

> But, yeah, a trailing zero seems likely.

> I think EDTASM+ wants double quotes around FCC strings. ( " )

> 

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So does CCASM

james



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> From: "James Diffendaffer" <jdiffendaffer at yahoo.com>

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> Sent: Wednesday, February 07, 2007 4:11 PM

> Subject: [Coco] [Color Computer] Cubix and Coco3 - code snippet

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> 

> > It looks normal to me.  I haven't seen FCCZ before but that just

> > forms a zero terminated string and should be easy to fix if it's

> > non-standard.

> > 

> > FCCZ 'Ok? ' 

> > 

> > could be

> > 

> > FCC 'Ok? ' 

> > FCB $00

> > 

> > I think I've seen everything else that's in there before.... looks

> > funky without spacing and with comments running into the code but

> > other than that looks pretty normal.

> > 

> > Perhaps the >TEMP stuff isn't universally accepted?  I thought it

> > was in code I've worked with though.

> > 

> > Does the assembler you are using require a semi-colon or other

> > special character before comments?

> > 

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