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  1. sanny
    Most warnings can be ignored, but not the ones like "...overflows memory area...". There is not enough space in this area, you need to shuffle around and put something into other segments.
  2. sanny
    I'd guess the example from the docs is outdated. ? Can you post that exactly did you try and the errors you got?
  3. sanny
    Hmm. What is "near direct"? "Completely direct" would be "*pointer=value". "Near direct" could be something like "em_copy(void *dest, void *src, int len)". You didn't answer my question.
  4. sanny
    Not really. How is it better than the existing cc65 driver? Honestly, I don't know. Can somebody chime in?
  5. sanny
    Could you explain your driver? Examples how to use it?
  6. sanny
    Note the smiley. Was fun
  7. sanny
    Human-friendly would be 42 ?
  8. sanny
    But not to 1 IMHO. Feels unintuitive for normal programmers ? Just my 2 cents....
  9. sanny
    Joseph, please read the link in @Wrathchild's post from top to bottom. In chapter 4.1 there is one linker config file called "atari-cart.cfg", which is exactly what you want (create a cartridge image). In general, considering your other posts, it appears to me that you are pursuing solutions for problems which don't exist (at least for the rest of us). And you seem to be immune against good advice. I guess the best way forward would be to find a small, simple problem where you could implement a solution. regards, chris
  10. sanny
    @zbyti, in your table in post #258, isn't MADS an assembler? If yes, is there a reason you write "MADS" instead of "Assembler"?
  11. sanny
    Why is this post in the "Programming" section?
  12. sanny
    And what exactly does your question have to do with "Atari 5200 / 8-bit Programming"?
  13. sanny
    While we're at it: the "PBI 5 volts patch", can somebody show it to me again? I did it in on 800XL some years ago, but want to do it on another one.
  14. sanny
    ?
  15. sanny
    Joseph, aka Harry, are you really real? Or an artificial intelligence which emerged from the all-embracing internet? Seeded by aliens.
  16. sanny
    I'd guess ATASM doesn't like the line numbers.
  17. sanny
    You'e wrong, It _does_. That's in fact the difference between the "atari" and "atarixl" targets. For assembler programs the include file "atari.inc" defines a CIOV label which points to code to enable the ROM, call real CIOV, disable the ROM again. Since currently there is no such provision for C you'll need to write a small assembler stub which can be called by C and calls the CIOV label.
  18. sanny
    Hmm. So you have code to explicitly load these areas. You can do the same on Atari, where is the problem? (Atari could do better by loading it automatically from DOS, but you seem to have problems implementing that...)
  19. sanny
    I'm wondering how you do that. Can you explain?
  20. sanny
    As I said before, the simplest way to use this memory area in cc65 is by calling _heapadd() [https://cc65.github.io/doc/funcref.html#ss3.5] so it becomes malloc()-able. To automatically load something there from the EXE file you need to add a load chunk.
  21. sanny
    I'm in for such a LP. Please include Boulder Dash
  22. sanny
    This all is just plain stupid... OP, until you have a CAS file which is at least 16384 bytes in size, please refrain from posting trollish things.
  23. sanny
    That's almost never all that's needed. How often did people tell you to post the complete project? Why can't you learn?
  24. sanny
    use _sys() https://cc65.github.io/doc/funcref.html#ss3.14
  25. sanny
    you always with just sending snippets, sigh try .word __XBUF__START__+__XBUF__SIZE__-1
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