I have JP's commented source for 8d AUJP, and I'm working on getting it to assemble. The assembler (ASM11) doesn't like the spaces between the operands (ex, L0000 = 0x0000, it needs to see L0000=0x0000). So there is a switch ( -sp) that is supposed to remove the spaces but doesn't seem to. Does anyone else have this problem, know how to easily fix it, etc without me going through and fixing 2 thousand some odd errors? BTW they are all the same errors, "Bad INHERENT instruction/operand". Thanks, Ben

Hi,
Did you read the thread:
http://www.thirdgen.org/techboard/di...5&pagenumber=1 (Source code for dummies....Ask questions here!)

Perhaps this will help to find out how to get assemble.

Regards,
Cobra289

Use the Dewtronics assembler and it goes together without any errors.
Will match exactly.
I think the link for it is in that thread somewhere. If not, a quick Google turns it up.
http://www.dewtronics.com/cgi-bin/asxxxx.pl

Use "-xlosf" when assembling for a really nice "LST file to follow with.
Jp

Ah, no I didn't see that thread. Sometimes I forget about looking in the stickies. I'll check it out.

Thanks for the heads up on Dewtronics, JP.

edit: Using that thread, spitting out a .BIN file was a breeze once the correct software was had. Thanks again.

ASM11 is only good for some smaller patch files etc.
Eventually you'll make it choke on something rather simple you want to do and you'll have to switch to another assembler.
It doesn't like to do some things that ashc11 or M6811 will do.
All of which use slightly different syntax for addressing etc.
I had to go back and re do a lot of my patches to get them to work when I switched to the posted relocatable aujp asm.