On Tue, 9 Oct 2001, Thomas Jentzsch wrote:
> > Hrmmm. Obfuscated 6502 assembly anyone? It's amazing what you find entertaining
> > when you're procrastinating...
>
> And I thought, *I* am mad ;-)
>
They called me mad... but I'll show them! I shall fulfill my destiny, as
Supreme Ruler of the Universe! Mwaahaha!
oh, sorry, got carried away for a minute there...
> Still, all your solutions have a little problem, because they always(?) start at the next page, even if the code is below the offset at the current page.
>
> Now let me try again:
> ORG [>[.+255-90]+90]
>
> So, this should result in:
> PC = $F980 -> F990
> PC = $F9A0 -> FA90
Close... looks like you want:
org [>[.+255-90]*256+90]
try this:
(contents of .asm file):
processor 6502
org $F980
echo ". is", .
org [>[.+255-90]*256+90]
echo ". is", .
org $F9A0
echo ". is", .
org [>[.+255-90]*256+90]
echo ". is", .
...assemble that, you should get:
$ dasm foo.asm -ofoo.bin -f3 -v3
DASM V2.12.04, high level Macro Assembler
(C)Copyright 1988 by Matthew Dillon, All Rights Reserved
Improvements (C)Copyright 1995 by Olaf 'Rhialto' Seibert, All Rights Reserved
Include: foo.asm
. is $f980
. is $fa5a
. is $f9a0
. is $fa5a
...so it looks like it works if you add the *256
B.
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