11 Jan
2017
11 Jan
'17
6:07 a.m.
From: Brent Hilpert
This one:
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Reading more closely, the encoding has some relation back to BBC BASIC.
Given this (from the documentation):
Assembler directives
--------------------
#include <filename> Includes the specified file.
#ifndef <label> Continue assembling if <label> is undefined.
#ifdef <label> Continue assembling if <label> is defined.
#if <value> Continue assembling if <value> is non-zero.
#else Toggle assembly.
#endif Continue assembling.
which is clearly C-related, I wonder if there is some relationship there (the
'%o' looks rather printf()-ish).
Although I note the documentation says "any valid value recognised by BBC
BASIC" - does BBC basic use the leading '%' notation for constants?
Noel