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| | Anton Gale
Posts 19 25 Aug 2018 16:13
| Does anyone have any pointers for getting ASM-One to work with the Vampire? The application loads OK, but during compilation it will undoubtedly crash. I've tried 1.48 & 1.49RC2. It will also crash if certain screenmodes are selected. My gut feeling is that it does something 'hacky' with the text generation & RTG support, but I have no way of knowing for sure.
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| | Gunnar von Boehn (Apollo Team Member) Posts 6254 25 Aug 2018 16:43
| Anton Gale wrote:
| Does anyone have any pointers for getting ASM-One to work
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Works perfectly here.
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| | Anton Gale
Posts 19 25 Aug 2018 17:06
| OK, so it has something to do with the source I'm playing with. It is the DiagROM source and the issue occurs when setting the org to $f80000. When disabling compiling to ROM, it compiles without issue and wow it is fast. I assume a non-Vampirized Amiga ignores a write to a Kickstart area as it is read only as it compiles without issue on my A1200. It causes an immediate hang on a V2+.
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| | Martin Soerensen
Posts 232 25 Aug 2018 17:29
| I think it doesn't support RTG modes properly. I don't remember if I tried the same version, but I had many issues as well when I tried it, so I switched to PAL laced and then it worked fine. From what I can gather, RTG support was patched into it, but never properly integrated since the original software has various optimizations towards regular PAL/NTSC modes.
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| | Dezső Bodor
Posts 10 25 Aug 2018 18:07
| Can not the stack size setup low in icon?
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| | Lorenzo Pistone
Posts 22 27 Aug 2018 07:50
| Try to contact boushh. EXTERNAL LINK
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| | Henryk Richter (Apollo Team Member) Posts 128/ 1 27 Aug 2018 08:06
| Anton Gale wrote:
| OK, so it has something to do with the source I'm playing with. It is the DiagROM source and the issue occurs when setting the org to $f80000.
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ORG will put both the base address and the code to the location you specify by it. If you want to assemble for ROM, then you need to put a LOAD statement after the ORG which contains a valid address within available RAM.
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