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Assembleing with DASM

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Hi, I am new to 7800 dev, but have done lots of 2600 development. I was trying to assemble Dan B's sprite demo (the one on his website) using the same command line as I use for 2600 programs (dasm name.asm -f3 -v5 -oname.bin) and I got a file that was 0kb :ponder: How am I to assemble 7800 programs? Also, How do I sign them with a78sign?

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I never used the -v option in DASM.

 

For a78sign use:

a78sign -f game.a78

If it's not a bankswitched game you can use a bin file instead of an a78 file if you prefer.

 

Mitch

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Hi, I am new to 7800 dev, but have done lots of 2600 development. I was trying to assemble Dan B's sprite demo (the one on his website) using the same command line as I use for 2600 programs (dasm name.asm -f3 -v5 -oname.bin) and I got a file that was 0kb :ponder: How am I to assemble 7800 programs? Also, How do I sign them with a78sign?

 

Your command line is correct, it's my code that is wrong!

 

Replace this line:

 

SEG.U code

 

with this

 

SEG code

 

The .U tells is not to generate anything in the output file. I am not sure how I managed to compile this in the past.

 

Dan

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Hi, I am new to 7800 dev, but have done lots of 2600 development. I was trying to assemble Dan B's sprite demo (the one on his website) using the same command line as I use for 2600 programs (dasm name.asm -f3 -v5 -oname.bin) and I got a file that was 0kb :ponder: How am I to assemble 7800 programs? Also, How do I sign them with a78sign?

 

Your command line is correct, it's my code that is wrong!

 

Replace this line:

 

SEG.U code

 

with this

 

SEG code

 

The .U tells is not to generate anything in the output file. I am not sure how I managed to compile this in the past.

 

Dan

 

No wonder! Thanks, I got it to work now :cool:

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