> decided to try to learn Atari programming, since all the resorces were there. I need a little help, and later a lot of help.
Welcome!
> adc #<zero
> adc #>zero
>what does it all mean?? - some kind of adressing mode
>or assembler directive
It's an assembler directive #< is the low byte of a word (usually an address) while #> is the high byte.
To put in it simple context:
lda #<address
sta $80
lda #>address
sta $81
jsr ($81)
address:
;Subroutine Here
>and what the diff.
> adc #zero or adc zero
Using # is a constant, your second example is a variable
zero equ $80
lda #$10
sta $80
ldx #zero
ldy zero
X=#$80
Y=#$10
Chris...
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