Today I wrote a small, but perfectly formed recursive assembler routine. And it worked first time! That never happens. (I suppose I won't be able to say that again!)
You''ll get to see it in the next exciting installment of the Assembly Language ePeriodical. Coming soon. (For certain values of 'soon'!)
32 degrees here right now. Centigrade that is. It's fscking hot!
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A recursive FILL routine by any chance? I recently found one I wrote on the Spectrum in 1985NormanDunbar wrote:Today I wrote a small, but perfectly formed recursive assembler routine. And it worked first time! That never happens. (I suppose I won't be able to say that again!)
You''ll get to see it in the next exciting installment of the Assembly Language ePeriodical. Coming soon. (For certain values of 'soon'!)
I noted a record 38.5 here this afternoon. Some parts of the country even 40+. As I write this it's still 32. Hope to get some sleep tonight32 degrees here right now. Centigrade that is. It's fscking hot!
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Evening Jan.
No, sorry, not a recursive FILL routine. It's a mystery routine to be revealed at the end of the section of the ePeriodical.
It generates numbers in the sequence:
0,1,1,2,1,2,2,3 ...
But why? Or what? You'll have to wait and see I'm afraid.
Too hot to sleep here tonight.
Cheers,
Norm.
No, sorry, not a recursive FILL routine. It's a mystery routine to be revealed at the end of the section of the ePeriodical.
It generates numbers in the sequence:
0,1,1,2,1,2,2,3 ...
But why? Or what? You'll have to wait and see I'm afraid.
Too hot to sleep here tonight.
Cheers,
Norm.
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Hi Bill,
For editing, I'm using Jan's QED editor, version 2.0.2 from https://github.com/SinclairQL/QED/releases/tag/v2.02.
To assemble, I use QMAC, very occasionally. Mainly I use George's (Gwilt) GWASS or GWASL from http://gwiltprogs.info/page2.htm. The latter is for 68008 only (Original QL) while the former needs a 68020 cpu - QXL Emulator etc.
The eBook you have started life in the pages of QL Today magazine and George kindly offered his assembler GWASL to be used in the series, and while I had been a QMAC user until then, I used it so often, I stuck with it. It's excellent.
HTH
Cheers,
Norm.
For editing, I'm using Jan's QED editor, version 2.0.2 from https://github.com/SinclairQL/QED/releases/tag/v2.02.
To assemble, I use QMAC, very occasionally. Mainly I use George's (Gwilt) GWASS or GWASL from http://gwiltprogs.info/page2.htm. The latter is for 68008 only (Original QL) while the former needs a 68020 cpu - QXL Emulator etc.
The eBook you have started life in the pages of QL Today magazine and George kindly offered his assembler GWASL to be used in the series, and while I had been a QMAC user until then, I used it so often, I stuck with it. It's excellent.
HTH
Cheers,
Norm.
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Hi Norm,
Thanks for letting me what tools you use!
LOL Yes I have been reading all the back issues of QL user and I am learning a lot for all your articles NICE WORK by the way!
Cheers
Bill
Thanks for letting me what tools you use!
LOL Yes I have been reading all the back issues of QL user and I am learning a lot for all your articles NICE WORK by the way!
Cheers
Bill