Alright, obviously I should have read a bit further... "zero" refers to
a memory location, but I still don't know what the #> thing does.
Aaron
Aaron Bergstrom wrote:
I'm looking through Robin Harbron's 6-digit routine and I've come
across some code I don't understand.
asl
adc #<zero
sta ptr0,y
lda #0
adc #>zero
sta ptr0+1,y
What do the arguments "#<zero" and "#>zero" actually mean? The two
books, I have don't say anything about it, and the dig's search engine
won't let me do a search on the greater than symbol. I guess it seems
to assemble... does this just tell the assembler to use any number
greater or less than zero?
Thanks,
Aaron
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