I encountered a bug where, upon attempting to run a .10c file, the build output hangs on "Building Solution...", the "0x10c DevKit has encountered a problem" window pops up, which when closed causes the program to crash. I'm running on a MacBook, with Windows7 bootcamp.
I really love using your DevKit, I've not done a lot of assembly before and I've learnt so much using your software.
This is the code that causes the issue:
:writeNullTerminated
SET PUSH, X
SET PUSH, A
SET A, [displayRAM]
ADD A, [cursor_position]
:writeNullTerminated_loop
SET [A], [X]
BOR [A}, [display_colours]
ADD A, 1
ADD X, 1
IFE [X], 0
SET PC, writeNullTerminated_end
SET PC, writeNullTerminated_loop
:writeNullTerminated_end
SUB A, [displayRAM]
SET [cursor_position], A
SET A, POP
SET X, POP
SET PC, POP
The error is caused by the curly bracket being used in place of the square bracket here:
BOR [A}, [display_colours]
But, no useful error output is given, the whole IDE crashes.
I encountered a bug where, upon attempting to run a .10c file, the build output hangs on "Building Solution...", the "0x10c DevKit has encountered a problem" window pops up, which when closed causes the program to crash. I'm running on a MacBook, with Windows7 bootcamp. I really love using your DevKit, I've not done a lot of assembly before and I've learnt so much using your software.
This is the code that causes the issue:
The error is caused by the curly bracket being used in place of the square bracket here:
But, no useful error output is given, the whole IDE crashes.
Many Thanks,
Theo