where did you set the start of the assembly to compile to? possible you are compiling to a protected memory space like the lower 32k, or a space that overlaps the M100 OS, files, etc.?
On Thu, Oct 20, 2022 at 12:38 AM Will Senn <[email protected]> wrote: > I get the impression that the TRS-80 Model 100 Assembler|Debugger, aka > ZBUGASM can't really be run from RAM. Has anyone tried it successfully? > > I used TEENY and dl to get ZBUG.BA and ZBUG.CO loaded onto my 32K RAM > m100. I then ran zbug.ba (which is a basic stub to clear memory and run > the assembler)... fine, it loaded up the assembler no problem. I then typed > in a small asm example into TEXT from the book, saved it, and tried to > assemble it from ZBUG but got an out of memory OM ERROR. ZBUG.CO is 8K on > disk, after getting it on to the disk, I'm left with about 12K. I deleted > ZBUG.BA, TEENY.CO and every other file, recleared memory and still get > the OM ERROR when trying to assemble. Seems like it ought to be enough to > do an assembly. The manual does make mention of loading it from tape if > memory's tight, but surely it would have said that it was required to load > it from tape and not provide instructions for saving to and running from > RAM if it could not be run from memory? > > Thanks, > > Will >
