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  • Page jump warning

    Hi, I have write a small test code for testing warning message when jumping from differents page. I run linux mandriva 2010 and gpasm-0.13.7 CODE : org 0x0000 ; ici on est en page 0 label_0 goto label_1 label_1 goto label_2 org 0x0800 ; ici on est en page 1 label_2 goto label_3 label_3 goto label_0 end I receive warning "Crossing page boundary -- ensure page...

    2009-12-30 00:31:53 UTC by nobody

  • Doc and exampleS about stimuli

    I've been using MPLAB by Microchip for long time and developped several things. Now I'm abandoning Windows, so I tried to use PIKLAB (that bases its features on GPSIM) and I'm NOT disappointed: I'm glad, but, about gpsim I "tasted" it also "alone", I'm experiencing a difficulty: I could understand how I have to work with stimuli by command line, so this is the question: having a switch...

    2009-12-10 18:02:31 UTC by nobody

  • Comment: gpasm removes *.d files while compiling

    Sorry. Was reposted when clicking on the "back" button. SF should provide a better bug tracking system....

    2009-12-10 11:59:10 UTC by martinrenner

  • gpasm removes *.d files while compiling

    Hi. If I have a source file like "test.asm" and I have a file with the same base name but ".d" extension (a dependency file), like "test.d", gpasm will delete this ".d" file. The following example illustrates this behavior: Create a file called "test.asm" with the following content: list p=18f4550 #include end Now, create a file called "test.d": > touch test.d.

    2009-12-10 11:56:59 UTC by martinrenner

  • gpasm removes *.d files while compiling

    Hi. If I have a source file like "test.asm" and I have a file with the same base name but ".d" extension (a dependency file), like "test.d", gpasm will delete this ".d" file. The following example illustrates this behavior: Create a file called "test.asm" with the following content: list p=18f4550 #include end Now, create a file called "test.d": > touch test.d.

    2009-12-10 11:09:16 UTC by martinrenner

  • Support for PIC16LF726

    I have a few PIC16LF726 devices that I'd like to program with gpasm. I'm not sure how to create the required files but I can try if given some pointers.

    2009-11-19 21:43:11 UTC by trygvis

  • Macro syntax error

    I have downloaded a sample USB ASM file which also included a lot of macros, I get a lot of syntax errors with the macros when trying to compile. I am using gpasm-0.13.7 beta on OSX 10.6.1 I have installed MLAP 8.4 on a windows VM and it builds fine. I downloaded the sample code from here http://pe.ece.olin.edu/ece/projects.html (lab 2 in assembler...

    2009-11-08 12:46:42 UTC by suffo_b

  • Comment: gpreadhex doesn't handle inhx32 properly

    Index: gpreadhex.c =================================================================== --- gpreadhex.c (revision 569) +++ gpreadhex.c (working copy) @@ -136,7 +136,7 @@ } /* inhx32 segment line*/ - page = readword()

    2009-10-17 00:06:09 UTC by jimatjtan

  • gpreadhex doesn't handle inhx32 properly

    The segment field in inhx32 is big-endian but gpreadhex reads it as little-endian. (gpwritehex does the right thing when creating a file.) Patch attached.

    2009-10-17 00:05:43 UTC by jimatjtan

  • Comment: unresolvable expressions regarding externals fail silently

    By the way, this is with 0.13.7.

    2009-10-12 04:42:39 UTC by hawk777

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