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ASM Library directory? |
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AKX (08:09 14/8/2009)
Acornut (08:54 14/8/2009)
AKX (09:24 14/8/2009)
arawnsley (10:52 14/8/2009)
AKX (11:56 14/8/2009)
AKX (12:11 14/8/2009)
Acornut (19:18 14/8/2009)
AKX (16:05 15/8/2009)
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Amin Kharchi |
Message #110922, posted by AKX at 08:09, 14/8/2009 |
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Hello!
I have downloaded !ASM and the ReadMe file say:
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To install ASM, copy the main ASM program (ASM) to your
Library directory.
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What is this Library directory? |
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Blind Moose |
Message #110923, posted by Acornut at 08:54, 14/8/2009, in reply to message #110922 |
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Hold yhe 'SHIFT' key down, and click on the '!BOOT' dir
Then you will see the green Library dir.  |
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Amin Kharchi |
Message #110924, posted by AKX at 09:24, 14/8/2009, in reply to message #110923 |
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Thank you!
I have copied the ASM file in to the Library and rebooted my system (VirtualAcorn with RISC OS 4.39). But if I try to assemble a dummy asm-text file, the !ASM application says:
File 'ASM' not found
As I understand the Library dir it is for commandline calls? So if I go in to CLI and type
*ASM
I get the same error.
Is there something more to do? |
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Andrew Rawnsley |
Message #110926, posted by arawnsley at 10:52, 14/8/2009, in reply to message #110924 |
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I think in 4.39, the libary folder is a hierarchy. Just sticking it in Library won't work - you'll need to put it into one of the sub-folders. I think there's supposed to be one for dev tools, but if not, put it alongside all the other similar files. I don't have an Adjust system in front of me.
(For reference, I'm pretty old-fashioned and make a Library folder on the root directory with everythig in, and use the *library command [I think] to set it at startup). |
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Amin Kharchi |
Message #110927, posted by AKX at 11:56, 14/8/2009, in reply to message #110926 |
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I have now created a new sub dir 'User' and copied ASM to this. And then run ScanLibs which scans all sub dirs in Library.
It works now, thanks! |
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Amin Kharchi |
Message #110928, posted by AKX at 12:11, 14/8/2009, in reply to message #110922 |
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As you can see I can now assemble files. I have done this with a two-line ASM file and !ASM puts out O.MyFile as a data file.
Of course I want do an executable application file. In the ASMtxt I read I need link it with a linker. Where is this linker? Or can I download it from a website?
[Edited by AKX at 12:11, 14/8/2009] |
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Blind Moose |
Message #110931, posted by Acornut at 19:18, 14/8/2009, in reply to message #110928 |
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... Where is this linker? Or can I download it from a website?... You best have a look here.
http://www.comp.lancs.ac.uk/~ss/software/roshlibs/ |
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Amin Kharchi |
Message #110945, posted by AKX at 16:05, 15/8/2009, in reply to message #110931 |
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This looks realy cumbersome and for C guys. Only to make a runnable assembler file?
I will try it! But it looks like I go back to Inline assembler of BBC BASIC.
[Edited by AKX at 16:05, 15/8/2009] |
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