McGraw-Hill Assembler

[Derek_Stewart]

Hi,

Any chance of seeing the whole assembler package?

[RalfR]

... other than that, it seems to work quite well.

Of course...

(after changing FNAME$ to fnam$)

[dilwyn]

... other than that, it seems to work quite well.

Of course...

(after changing FNAME$ to fnam$)

Forgot to mention that.
It has a couple of oddities which I'd change, such as ending with a NEW comnmand, but overall quite nicely written.

[Derek_Stewart]

Hi,

I downloaded the Editor file, can not believe that it is Superbasic. Just shows how good Superbasic is.

There might be a slight delay on the Manual, as I tested positive for Covid-19 this morning, only have a headache, I though it the the Beer...

I can not understand how I got infected, I have been triple jabbed, do not talk to anyone and stay in the house trying the programme the QL...

[RalfR]

...but overall quite nicely written.

Important to remind, that

1030 xl=400: xc=76: DIM txt$(xl,xc)

"xl" is the max.number of lines, "xc" is the max. number of characters in a line.

[dilwyn]

Hi,

I downloaded the Editor file, can not believe that it is Superbasic. Just shows how good Superbasic is.

There might be a slight delay on the Manual, as I tested positive for Covid-19 this morning, only have a headache, I though it the the Beer...

I can not understand how I got infected, I have been triple jabbed, do not talk to anyone and stay in the house trying the programme the QL...

OMG, sorry to hear that Derek. The variants of the damn virus are getting so infectious now
Best wishes for a speedy recovery Derek.

[dilwyn]

...but overall quite nicely written.

Important to remind, that

1030 xl=400: xc=76: DIM txt$(xl,xc)

"xl" is the max.number of lines, "xc" is the max. number of characters in a line.

I printed off a listing, only 7 pages. Very few REM statements, quite a few GOTOs, but makes very good use of meaningful names and well structured into procedures. The code is easy to follow if anyone wants to tinker with it.

BTW, Ralf, see your PMs (as the Forum's email notifictions still don't seem to be working)...

[BSJR]

I haven't even tried it! Perhaps the ROOM_BIN file gets generated somehow.

Hmm, not as far as I know. Perhaps you can upload the editor here?

The original "Sedit" program by TT is in the Quanta Library, including the ROOM_bin file.

BSJR

[RalfR]

The original "Sedit" program by TT is in the Quanta Library, including the ROOM_bin file.

Yes, there is one disk with things from TT. His editor is a bit unusual to use and was made for his porposes in conjunction with QPLQ.

My McGrawhill editor also uses ROOM_BIN, so may be a later version...who knows.

[NormanDunbar]

Here's a page on my little website with the McGraw Hill Assembler photos and a scanned PDF version of the manual. Anyone that is brave enough to put those pics on the wiki is welcome to try it.
https://qxl.win/mcgraw_hill.htm

Consider it done https://qlwiki.qlforum.co.uk/doku.php?i ... _assembler however, there was much wailing, gnashing of teeth and "Error 403 Forbidden" all over the place.

Cheers,
Norm.