I was able to create a LKR file (based off of Ken's Sample.LKR), and I did get it to compile and my .CO file gets loaded into RAM just fine, however the LOAD & EXE addresses are way off so I know there has to be a problem somewhere.
If anyone out there can offer a bit of guidance for using the VirtualT IDE, particularly how to properly control the load & exe addresses for a compiled .CO file (because it is more than just simply an ORG statement in the ASM file), I could really use the help. Thanks! Gary On Mon, Aug 7, 2017 at 1:49 AM, Gary Weber <[email protected]> wrote: > Up until now I've been doing things the "old fashioned" way and using > an 8085 Cross assembler on my Windows PC. (Okay, I kid.. The truly > old fashioned way would be to use an assembler running on a Model T.) > > I'm transitioning my UltrascreenNEC project to VirtualT IDE. I've got > v1.7. Problem is, it seems the documentation on the IDE portion is > not fully fleshed out. Does anyone have an example on how to set up > a linker file (.lnk) for an assembly project in the IDE? Or can you > point me to the right docs? > > Many thanks, > > -- > Gary Weber > [email protected] -- Gary Weber [email protected]
