I've redone the source code to adhere to the style I prefer. That is,
mnemonics and variables in lowercase, constants and system registers in
UPPERCASE. It's all much more readable. The code is now pretty much
commented/structured like commercial game code. Its all up on
http://www.comcen.com.au/~adavie/push/
I must say, this assembler (DASM V2.02) is pathetic. Surely this isn't what
everyone is using? Any better ones in use for PC environment? One thing I
haven't figured yet is a neat variable declaration.
I'm going...
vara equ $80
varb equ vara + 1 ; assuming size of vara = 1, this is two long
varc equ varb + 2 ; size 2, but THIS one is 5 bytes.
Thats horrible.
I used to use something simple like...
org $80
vara ds 1
varb ds 2
varc ds 5
Can anybody point me in the right direction?
A
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