I replaced '' by ',39,' since Compass doesn't recognize '' as a single
'-sign.
Our you can do it this way
db "a single ' sign"
db 'a double " sign '
the openings-sign must also be the ending-sign.
so you can use double quots to include single quoted texts and vica
versa
Yeah
On Mon, 26 Jul 1999 16:41:08 -0300 (EST), Ricardo Bittencourt Vidigal Leitao wrote:
On Sat, 24 Jul 1999, Maarten ter Huurne wrote:
MUST source code
No, it's not really so big. And not takes so much time. (-: But it is
"compressed", and takes a lot of time, more than normal programs.
What
At 07:59 PM 07/24/99 +0200, you wrote:
??? I doubt this slot/bank-switching will slow down things a lot. Keep in
mind that swapping the memory is only nessacary every phat16384/phat
bytes...
First of all, you have to check very often if a switch is necessary. Only
if you assume the source is
At 02:09 PM 07/23/99 -0300, you wrote:
No, it's not really so big. And not takes so much time. (-: But it is
"compressed", and takes a lot of time, more than normal programs.
What do you mean by "compressed"?
Compass is, exept for WBASS, the fastest assembler ever made on MSX. And if
they
At 12:53 AM 07/24/99 +0200, you wrote:
And well, the only bad side I can find of Compass is really concerning
to speed: in Turbo-R, when sourcecode is placed in a mapper slot other
than primary (internal) one, assembling speed decreases a lot, almost to
the Z80 speed level. But I suppose this
At 05:55 PM 07/23/99 +0200, you wrote:
30 SECONDS on a K6-233??? Talking about a lacking optimization... ("bwoa,
the people using this program have an P3 500 MHz anyway" standard
PC-programmers attitude)
This was about an assembler running under an emulator.
But still 30 seconds is a lot...
On Sat, 24 Jul 1999 05:01:31 +0200, Maarten ter Huurne wrote:
I don't get the idea... How to tokenize ASM? Get an hex editor and you do
not even need to assembly it!
Tokenizing is the first step of compilation. But if you have an integrated
editor + compiler, it's possible to store the source
30 SECONDS on a K6-233??? Talking about a lacking optimization... ("bwoa,
the people using this program have an P3 500 MHz anyway" standard
PC-programmers attitude)
This was about an assembler running under an emulator.
But still 30 seconds is a lot... Does this include disk I/O or
] Actually, assembling from and to an external mapper should be faster, if
] Compass itself is located in the internal mapper, since reading the source
] and writing the result doesn't undo the blocks selection.
]
When the R800 accesses external memory, either for read or for write, the
S1990
] Sincerely, I can't imagine a MSX assembler programmer not using Compass.
I have never used compass. Only devpac.
Kind regards,
Alex Wulms
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This is nice... But has the backdrop of the speed. And this is not nice.
P.E.,
Must takes almost 30 seconds to compile under my K6-233Mhz... On the
MSX... Well... I will not even try.
P.E.??? What's that???
30 SECONDS on a K6-233??? Talking about a lacking optimization... ("bwoa,
the people
On Fri, 23 Jul 1999 17:55:41 +0200, Laurens Holst wrote:
This is nice... But has the backdrop of the speed. And this is not nice.
P.E.,
Must takes almost 30 seconds to compile under my K6-233Mhz... On the
MSX... Well... I will not even try.
P.E.??? What's that???
Per Example. I was talking
"Daniel Jorge Caetano" [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió/wrote/kakimashita/escreveu/écrit:
This is nice... But has the backdrop of the speed. And this is not nice. P.E.,
Must takes almost 30 seconds to compile under my K6-233Mhz... On the
MSX... Well... I will not even try.
(!O_o) What are you
"Daniel Jorge Caetano" [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió/wrote/kakimashita/escreveu/écrit:
This is nice... But has the backdrop of the speed. And this is not nice. P.E.,
Must takes almost 30 seconds to compile under my K6-233Mhz... On the
MSX... Well... I will not even try.
(!O_o) What are you
Adriano Camargo Rodrigues da Cunha [EMAIL PROTECTED]
escribió/wrote/kakimashita/escreveu/écrit:
Can someone tell me what're the advantages of COMPASS?
(OoO) What a question! Programming with Compass is a big pleasure. It is
powerful, useful, easy, comfortable...
(Hi CTNG! What about my
On Thu, 22 Jul 1999 12:45:42 +0200, Antonio Nestor Soriano wrote:
Adriano Camargo Rodrigues da Cunha [EMAIL PROTECTED]
escribi¢/wrote/kakimashita/escreveu/crit:
Can someone tell me what're the advantages of COMPASS?
(OoO) What a question! Programming with Compass is a big pleasure. It
Anyone think about using COMPASS under PC? (((-:
I think Konami Man and CTNG will pray for your soul burn in
hell, after this sugestion... XD
Adriano Camargo Rodrigues da Cunha ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Engenharia de Computacao - UNICAMP
http://www.adrpage.cjb.net
On Thu, 22 Jul 1999 17:24:16 -0300 (EST), Adriano Camargo Rodrigues da Cunha wrote:
Anyone think about using COMPASS under PC? (((-:
I think Konami Man and CTNG will pray for your soul burn in
hell, after this sugestion... XD
So I will wait for BrMSX to run Compass and run
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