Closed jazzychad closed 12 years ago
I know DAT is an implementation specific directive, but it seems lots of other people have allowed DAT to support multiple arguments. e.g.
DAT "hi"
works fine, but
DAT "hi", " there"
fails currently.
Make sure you've refreshed. This should work on the latest version. DAT "hi", "there"
DAT "hi", "there"
outputs ======= RAM: ======= 0000:[0068]0069 0020 0074 0068 0065 0072 0065
======= RAM: ======= 0000:[0068]0069 0020 0074 0068 0065 0072 0065
ah, so it does. thanks!
I know DAT is an implementation specific directive, but it seems lots of other people have allowed DAT to support multiple arguments. e.g.
DAT "hi"
works fine, but
DAT "hi", " there"
fails currently.