Closed phillipeaton closed 2 years ago
I could, but that's assembler-specific (others might, and do, handle \ as a simple character). I'll think about it.
And your workaround is a good one.
that's assembler-specific...
So are all the other assembler-specific directives! For example, fcc/fcb seem somewhat obsolete these days 🙂
I'll let you know if I come across any other assemblers that do the same thing.
Nothing needed for this issue.
The above string, when assembled with as65, produces:
...instead of:
The backslash would appear to be escaping the '4'.
The workaround I'm using is (note, binary start address is $2000):
...which produces:
I'm not sure if a program change is necessary, I suppose you could have a switch to render
\
a non-printing character?