DASM 2.20.10

[~llama]

This is now out-- i noticed nobody had said anything so I figured I would. DASM now supports the Fairchild F8 processor, thanks to Thomas Mathys, and there will (eventually) be Channel F header files available from the DASM homepage... so check it out

 

I think there might be some changes in the directives, but not really... "ds" is actually an F8 instruction, so it definitely can't be used in F8 source programs, but I'm not sure about other processors... Andrew?

[Tom]

read machines/channel-f/readme.txt.

this is a file that describes some things that are different in f8 mode.

among other things, there's no DS directive anymore (since DS is an instruction), but RES, which works exactly the same.

[Lumpbucket]

I've made a port to Amiga OS 4.0. This requires a PowerPC based Amiga with OS4. I had a little trouble compiling it for the classic (68k) Amiga, but I might give it another go soon. An archive is available here:

 

http://www.os4depot.net/?function=showfile.../cross/dasm.lha

 

Also, I've emailed a copy to Andrew for inclusion on the DASM site.

[Andrew Davie]

I've made a port to Amiga OS 4.0. This requires a PowerPC based Amiga with OS4. I had a little trouble compiling it for the classic (68k) Amiga, but I might give it another go soon. An archive is available here:

 

http://www.os4depot.net/?function=showfile.../cross/dasm.lha

 

Also, I've emailed a copy to Andrew for inclusion on the DASM site.

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Yes, I have received this. Sorry for the delay -- it will be on the DASM site ASAP.

Cheers

A

[Tom]

I had a little trouble compiling it for the classic (68k) Amiga, but I might give it another go soon.

 

Just out of curiousity, what are you using to compile for 68k Amigas ? DICE ?

Edited August 10, 2005 by Tom

[Lumpbucket]

Just out of curiousity, what are you using to compile for 68k Amigas ? DICE ?

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I use GCC 3.4.4 on OS4, and GCC 2.95.3 on OS3.x. I sometimes also use VBCC 0.8i on both, depending on my mood

[Tom]

I use GCC 3.4.4 on OS4, and GCC 2.95.3 on OS3.x. I sometimes also use VBCC 0.8i on both, depending on my mood

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But will these binaries also work on OS 1.3 ? (I think VBCC binaries run only on 2.0 or newer)

Edited August 12, 2005 by Tom

[Lumpbucket]

TBH, I don't know. I have a feeling the geekgadgets C lib requires 2.0, so unless you specified no startup code it wouldn't work... but then of course you'd have to replace all the C lib functions with calls to similar OS functions. I haven't used anything older than 3.1 in a long long time myself, and mostly just use 4.0 these days.

Edited August 12, 2005 by Lumpbucket

[Lumpbucket]

Hmm.. the DASM site appears to be down..?

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Hmm.. the DASM site appears to be down..?

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Does anyone know when the dasm site will be back up?

 

jim