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16 hours ago, Thomas Jentzsch said:

Just compile star.asm.

 

Or check the first post here again. After editing the text, somehow the ROMs returned.  

Awesome! Thanks for your help. I'm glad this happened, as I really want to learn more, and hopefully get to a point one day where I can code. Every little bit I learn helps.

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2 hours ago, Thomas Jentzsch said:

SVN is only for getting the source code onto your computer. You need DASM to assemble the code.

The roadblock for me when trying to approach compiling with DASM is:

 

"Enter this command to produce the binary file: 

DASM genemedic.asm -ogenemedic.bin -f3"

 

In the repository are a bunch of .asm files (bank0.asm, bank1.asm, etc., star.asm, star_flash.asm, etc.).

 

How am I supposed to compile all of those different .asm files into a single working binary?

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On 2/10/2020 at 12:58 PM, Thomas Jentzsch said:

No idea, maybe in Andrew Davie's programming guide?

Thanks. What I'm looking for at this point, is an SVN client that can compile source code into binary. It would be useful for other purposes as well. I've spent hours searching online and have come up empty. I installed TortoiseSVN, but I'm not seeing any option that can do this. Any ideas? Anybody?

 

Edit: I've found a guide I can follow to compile the source code. However, it only covers an instance where there is a single .asm file. SCA has several .asm files in the source code repository.

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On 2/7/2020 at 4:20 PM, Thomas Jentzsch said:

Looks like the forum update killed the attachments. And the TODO list in the first entry is badly formatted too.

 

Please contact Al.

Ok thanks. Will do. I'd like to compile the source to get the ROM. Do you know of any n00b friendly guide for that?

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Where's the .bins? I remember downloading R165 before and can't seem to find it now.