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I wonder is there any assembler using C syntax? That is: PORT_CONSOLE = $FFFF sp = $FF00 pc = start mark dw 0 ; string_input ; in: r0 - string buffer ; r1 - max buffer size ; out: string_input r3 = r0 ; remember beginning .loop r2 =? [ PORT_CONSOLE ] pc = .loop @z r2 <?> 13 pc = .end @z ; if CR r2 <...

Sorry if I spoked ya'. :) Many people are probably not very happy about this kind of stuff. Myself I find it fascinating what people can dig up through these old sources. There are plenty of articles about what people have found.. You did nothing wrong at all. It's just annoying spam nearby that ma...

Dwedit wrote: ↑Mon Jul 27, 2020 9:02 am Someone with a 14 year old account and 600 posts is generally not a spammer.

Indeed, but I saw words 'seen this?', 'pretty exiting', 'hot' and was like 'bye-bye'...

I was unable to determine if it is new spam trick until see article in ArsTechnica about it: https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2020/07/ ... urce-code/

Most people don't associate Winnie the Pooh with feces unless someone specifically points it out. Hence "Winnie the Shit" in joke books and "Cooking with Poo" on photo manipulation sites (before Saiyuud Diwong's Thai cookbook usurped the name). The animation accompanying the OP ...

... So I took a screenshot of the Exor battle from SMRPG and replaced the boss appropriately. ... Lol! I had no chance to understand it because translation of Winnie-the-Pooh in my native language uses different naming. But now I find it hilarious! Offtopic: By the way, Oxford Dictionary in the art...

I've read etimology and oxford dictionaries yesterday and got impression that 'pop' for native english-speaking people is mentally connected to it's first meaning 'make a light explosive sound'. That is it's highly suitable for processes where something cracks/quickly moves in/out with sound/clicks/...

In russian language letter X of international words is transliterated as 'ks'. So, XOR is without quesions 'ksor' among russian programmers. And xenomorphs are 'ksenomorphs' and so on and sometimes it's a little bit confusing like in names (Xena for example).

Oziphantom wrote: ↑Wed Jul 22, 2020 12:31 am ...
MOV #1,$0400
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Ah... first macro I wrote in NES programming experience and such a relief! store, store_addr, store_word, store_ppu_addr made 70% of 6502 assembler simplifications for me.

New release of binaries! https://github.com/RandalLinden/ACCESS
It's ACCESS toolset and it's for Amiga.
But probably it is the moment this project can be compiled in appropriate environment...

Nikku4211 wrote: ↑Sun Jul 19, 2020 8:59 pm [Linden]

Oh, thank you for correction. I was on positive emotions, so let it to fingers to write.
It's really cool to get in touch with such person!

Wow! Lowercase means 8bit and uppercase means 16bit. The "!" flag means "generate SEP/REP" instructions The "@" flag means "Unknown" or "Don't Care" -- it's mostly just for commenting and there shouldn't be a lot of places where you see it used. This...

smakefile https://github.com/RandalLinden/DOOM-FX/blob/master/source/smakefile shows that command to compile 65c816/SuperFX code is: xa -a$*.a -o$*.o -s -c65816 That is: single assembler 'xa' is used to compile 65c816 and SuperFX code in *.a files with default CPU mode set to 65816. If we look at th...

Nikku4211 wrote: ↑Thu Jul 16, 2020 8:18 pm ...
Have you tried e-mailing him yourself? I don't know if I should provide his e-mail address, but I'm sure you can find it if you look hard enough in Google.

Well, ok, I didn't want to overburden his mailbox with unknown strangers. But ok, I'll do search.

...I e-mailed Randy Linden... Cool! Could you please ask him about 'mode' directive in 65C816 assembler? Google in my hands knows nothing about it (I discovered that he used assembler named 'xa' in Amiga OS, and there is assembler with this name in github with support of Amiga, but it doesn't conta...