Closed AndyHOvine closed 4 years ago
When using GETKEY() to test for keys, there are two sets of constants defined to use with them.
One is for the C64 and one for the Vic20.
c; KEY_2; C64, PLUS4, C128; b;$32 c; KEY_2; VIC20; b;56
The assembler is always picking the first KEY_2 value regardless of the build target. This means that when building for the VIC 20, a value of $32 is returned instead of 56.
Fixed!
leuat
commented
4 years ago
When using GETKEY() to test for keys, there are two sets of constants defined to use with them.
One is for the C64 and one for the Vic20.
c; KEY_2; C64, PLUS4, C128; b;$32 c; KEY_2; VIC20; b;56
The assembler is always picking the first KEY_2 value regardless of the build target. This means that when building for the VIC 20, a value of $32 is returned instead of 56.