From: Michael H. <mha...@gm...> - 2024-07-02 20:40:52
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"But, as mentioned before, you can probably make your life easier by simply using Zilog's mnemonics and syntax." I think it's a nice idea to just strip the z80 implementation back to 8080 or 8085 and then add the new instructions that the 80C85 had. The down side though, is that existing assembler would not be reusable. I take it that SDCC passes assembler found inside of source files back to the assembler itself. In which case, taking a large 8080/85 assembler file and inserting it into C source files isn't going to work because the mnenomics are z80 and not 8080. Right? -- Michael A Hawkins Stamford, CT 06902 USA Mobile: 203-550-5502 On Tue, 2024-07-02 at 21:30 +0200, Benedikt Freisen via sdcc-devel wrote: > But, as mentioned before, you can probably make your life easier by > simply using Zilog's mnemonics and syntax. |