16 Sep
2002
16 Sep
'02
12:39 p.m.
On Tue, Sep 17, 2002 at 12:24:02AM +0000, Pete Turnbull wrote:
Pat is using PC-relative addressing -- probably
inadvertantly. The 67 in
that opcode 012767 means mode 6, PC-relative, so the address actually used
Is that why the apostrophes show up after the data? I had noticed them
and I know what they mean (relocatable data) but I thought it might be
the lack of correct pseudo-ops. Now I see there are no apostrophes after
the declarations at the beginning of the file, only after the later
references.
I'm not sure I would have defined "relocatable" that way. (Even though the
program never sets . it isn't marked as relocatable, and there aren't any
external modules that can be relocated.) But it's still a useful definition
if it catches errors.
-- Derek