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#29475 Manx linker hangs Message #29479
From: John Draper AmigaTech · ASM Programming January 8, 1989 5:17 PM
Martin, You know, when I fired up CAPE for the first time, and decided that the editor was not for me, I went looking through the manual for information about running it from a CLI. At that time, I read somewhere in the manual that there were only two command…
#29454 #Manx linker hangs Message #29475
From: Martin Murray AmigaTech · ASM Programming January 8, 1989 4:51 PM
Larry, What is crippled about CAPE's command line from CLI handling? -Martin Murray
#29454 Manx linker hangs Message #29464
From: Steve Pietrowicz AmigaTech · ASM Programming January 8, 1989 3:16 PM
Larry, Great! I'll look into that. Thanks for the tip! Steve
#29449 Manx linker hangs Message #29463
From: Steve Pietrowicz AmigaTech · ASM Programming January 8, 1989 3:16 PM
Thanks! I appreciate the recommendation! Steve
#29422 #Manx linker hangs Message #29454
From: John Draper AmigaTech · ASM Programming January 8, 1989 2:08 PM
Steve, I use A68K almost exclusively, the only time I don't use it being when I have to assemble someone elses code on a particular assembler to help with an assembler dependent problem. A68K is available here in the ASM LIB, though there is another version imminent, with better speed…
#29422 #Manx linker hangs Message #29449
From: David Hamkins AmigaTech · ASM Programming January 8, 1989 1:47 PM
Steve, I'd highly recommend CAPE from Innovatronics. Please be aware that this opinion is somewhat biased since OTG Software has a marketing agreement with Innovatronics – still, I think if you ask around, most everyone who has used CAPE will recommend it over any other assembler currently available for the…
#Manx linker hangs Message #29422
From: Steve Pietrowicz AmigaTech · ASM Programming January 8, 1989 9:53 AM
I picked up the books "Amiga Assembly Language Programming" by Jake Commander, and the Compute! book "Amiga Machine Language Programming Guide" some time ago, and I *finally* have time to start learning assembly on the Amiga. I typed in the "HIWORLD.ASM" on page 76 of the Compute! book, and assembled…
#28152- Window Pain Message #28529
From: Martin Murray AmigaTech · ASM Programming January 2, 1989 11:15 PM
You've got me stumped, but I'd love to look at the assembler code. -Martin
#28443 shell.asm Message #28459
From: Khalid Aldoseri AmigaTech · ASM Programming January 2, 1989 6:01 PM
Mike, OK. You're right, there should be a Forbid. Khalid.
#28414 #shell.asm Message #28443
From: Mike Berro AmigaTech · ASM Programming January 2, 1989 5:01 PM
In the RKM, it says the forbid/permit is needed "so Workbench can't UnLoadSeg() us before we are done". —Mike
#28315 #shell.asm Message #28414
From: Khalid Aldoseri AmigaTech · ASM Programming January 2, 1989 3:30 AM
~r}iMike, hmm.. I'm not sure why I would need the Forbid() Permit() around the ReplyMsg(). Any specific reason? Khalid.
Assembler-ARexx Message #28400
From: Lou Bertato AmigaTech · ASM Programming January 2, 1989 12:15 AM
I just started to learn the ARexx Language, and it looks like it has very good potential for programmers! I am an Assembly programmer which uses the 'A68k-Blink-CygusEDPro' tools for programming. Has anybody written up an ARexx program for the above combination? Can you upload it if you don't mind?…
#shell.asm Message #28315
From: Mike Berro AmigaTech · ASM Programming January 1, 1989 6:58 PM
Khalid, Briefly looking at your shell.asm; I believe you need (or used to need) to put forbid()/permit() around the replymsg() when replying to the workbench message. —Mike