bug in symbol definition on command line

ATasm is a 6502 command-line cross-assembler.

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#2 bug in symbol definition on command line

Milestone: 1.07

Status: closed

Owner: nobody

Labels: None

Priority: 5

Updated: 2014-05-27

Created: 2009-03-22

Creator: Dan Horak

Private: No

There is a bug when a symbol is defined on the command line with "-d" option - the code strips only 1 character from the whole option so instead of "symbol" you have "dsymbol" in the symbol table.

Bugs: #15
Bugs: #19

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Dan Horak - 2009-03-22

fix symbol definition

atasm-1.06-defines.patch

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schmelze - 2014-05-26

status: open --> closed

Group: --> v1.0 (example)
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schmelze - 2014-05-26

Fixed in r72, version 1.07

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schmelze - 2014-05-27

Group: 1.00 --> 1.07
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