> By the way, does a # tell the compiler that
>the numbers right after it are in decimal form,
>a $ for hexideciaml numbers, and a % for binary?
>If I'm right, this would make some of the code
>I've been looking at much easier to figure out.
You got the % and the $ right, but i think the # means that the next number
is an absolute value and not a zeropage address. For example if you would
do a 'LDA 128', the contend of zeropage address 128 would be loaded into the
accumulator. If you would do a 'LDA #128', the number 128 would be loaded into
the accu. On the 2600 the zeropage contains the RAM and all TIA registers.
Ciao, Eckhard Stolberg
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