New machine language port
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12-22-2019, 03:14 AM
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RE: New machine language port
> If you're compiling using the 50g's built-in assembler, then you have a setting > wrong somewhere*, or a syntax error (e.g. a missing final "@"), because the > > mnemonics you listed are valid in the 50g.
Which setting would that be, I do not know where to change those. > or example, if you look up the D1=A mnemonic, you'll see that it's a valid HP > mnemonic. Yes, I have seen that, but I do not know how it is possible that I get those errors. > * EDIT: One setting which makes a difference is flag -92: Set means "MASD > SysRPL mode" and clear means "MASD asm mode". Flag -92 is set, because I program always in sys-rpl. Assembly is something I hope to learn someday, but is difficult yet, despite the documentation I have. > EDIT 2: ASM assembles the following (useless Code object) correctly in SysRPL > mode (when flag -92 is set): > "CODE > D1=A > ENDCODE > @" Most of the code is placed in "CODE" and "ENDCODE" statements, so that should not be a problem. However, the errors are incomprehensive to me. I use HP-16C, WP-34S emulator, HP-35s, HP-48GX, HP-50g, and HP Prime G2. |
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