Schrijver
| Getting SCC-BLAFFER-NT to work
|
norakomi
msx professional
Berichten: 861 |  Geplaatst: 06 Januari 2006, 12:10 |
High !!
Ive learned Tniasm a short while ago,
and with this new tool I wanted to start using SCC-BLAFFER-NT.
But damn, its so complicated.
a lot of macros are used, like:
DoShowText(LoadErrorText7, 1)
bdos(26)
and other thing which are incompatible, like:
#IF (SilentComp = 0)
.db "BNTSILENT",0
.dw BntSilent
.db "BNTLOUD",0
.dw BntLoud
#EndIf
.text "SCC Blaffer NT - Load error: Unknown!`"
and labels that could not be found.....
Does anyone have a REAL simple example of simple getting SCC-BLAFFER to work in assembly?
|
|
ro
msx guru
Berichten: 2320 | Geplaatst: 06 Januari 2006, 12:25 |
get the binairies an run'm ??
|
|
sjoerd
msx addict
Berichten: 444 | Geplaatst: 06 Januari 2006, 12:49 |
it looks like tasm code, so why not use that assembler for this source?
|
|
BiFi
msx guru
Berichten: 3142 | Geplaatst: 06 Januari 2006, 13:13 |
tasm is utter crap... even worse than sjasm (no offence). The source requires a bunch of quite d-fader made macro stuff... I'll convert the source to tniASM as I need to do that anyway...
|
|
sjoerd
msx addict
Berichten: 444 | Geplaatst: 06 Januari 2006, 13:27 |
I agree tasm is worse than SjASM  |
|
BiFi
msx guru
Berichten: 3142 | Geplaatst: 06 Januari 2006, 14:26 |
norakomi, got an adapted source for you... If you come to IRC I can DCC it to you...
|
|
norakomi
msx professional
Berichten: 861 | Geplaatst: 06 Januari 2006, 16:19 |
 yippie |
|
ARTRAG
msx master
Berichten: 1592 | Geplaatst: 06 Januari 2006, 21:06 |
SjASM (plus) is the best !
|
|
norakomi
msx professional
Berichten: 861 | Geplaatst: 10 Januari 2006, 12:51 |
It seems very difficult to get Scc-Blaffer Nt to work using assembly.
I used Wbass2 a while ago, and it's almost impossible implying Scc-Blaffer in Wbass.
Now I use TniAsm, but still it's crazily difficult.
Is there anyone out there who uses Scc-Blaffer in assembly?
|
|
snout
msx legend
Berichten: 4991 | Geplaatst: 10 Januari 2006, 13:00 |
SCC Blaffer was most likely coded in Chaos Assembler, which you can obtain over here. |
|
|
|
|
