At 19.02.2002, 18:30, B. Watson wrote:
> On Tue, 19 Feb 2002 cybergoth@xxxxxxxx wrote:
>> - Is anyone here using -s / Is it useful for anything?
In some rare occasions, yes.
>> - Is anyone here using -p, -P / Are they useful for anything?
With some rather complicated calculations with ORGs they were sometimes
useful. But I always where able to get rid of the necessity (I just have
learned that word from Glenns post :-).
> I use -D like so:
> # to build NTSC version:
> dasm mygame.asm -f3 -omygame.bin -v3
> # to build PAL version:
> dasm mygame.asm -f3 -omygame.bin -v3 -DPAL=1
> ...then inside mygame.asm:
> ifconst PAL
> RED=$xx ; whatever color is red in PAL
> else
> RED=$yy ; whatever color is red in NTSC
> endif ; or is it `end if' with a space? I forget
Me too!
>> Mine for example is: DASM x.s -f3 -ox.bin -lx.txt -v3
> That's about the same as I use, though I generally use .asm for the
> source filename and .lst for the -l output...
Debug:
dasm.exe x.asm -f3 -v3 -stest.sym -ltest.lst -otest.bin |more
Normal:
asm.exe x.asm -f3 -otest.bin
So Brian's setup is nearly identical to what I use. Although I'm
thinking about changing .asm into .a65, because then I can use extra
TextPad syntax coloring files for 620x and x86 assembler.
Have fun!
Thomas
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