[Coco] Still having problems with Assembler

[Bob Devries]

ok...

I just tried your sample code on a real coco3 using the EDTASM cartridge, 
and it, too, hangs when you type the G command with the address of the 
routine.

I hope you are aware that EDTASM *adds* your ORG value to the end address of 
its buffer; in my case, the start address became $4847, even though the ORG 
was given as 16384 ($4000).

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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Charles Shrader" <charles at shrader.com>
To: <coco at maltedmedia.com>
Sent: Monday, February 04, 2008 10:37 AM
Subject: [Coco] Still having problems with Assembler


>
> Can anyone see what is wrong with this assembler program?
>
> 000050                     ORG     16384
> 000100         START       JSR     43304
> 000110         BK1         NOP
> 000120                     END     START
>
> It assembles with zero errors; when I try to do a GSTART in the
> Zdebugger, the application just hangs.  Shouldn't I at least get a
> cleared screen?
>
> I've even tried to set a breakpoint at BK1 with:
>
> X BK1 at the # prompt.
>
> I'm starting to wonder if trying to write assembler code in an emulator
> is not a very good idea?
>
> Chuck
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