#79 cmp #"m" and cmp #"M" wrong

[Jeff Brown]

This compiles wrong:

cmp #"m"
cmp #"M"

in acme it compiles as C9 6D C9 4D

in tass it compiles as C9 4D C9 CD

I also verified in Merlin64 assember to be same as acme

also cmp 'm' and 'M' in single quotes is exactly the same

[Jeff Brown]

Might be me. I was using the -a convert to petscii without that it compiles file but screws up all of my text.

[Soci/Singular]

The -a option sets up PETSCII translation and Acme in the example looks like ASCII. If the source uses 8-bit characters and should be kept as-is then don't use that option. Otherwise (e.g. it's utf-8) use -a and set up an identity encoding in the ASCII range like this:

                .enc "ascii"
                .cdef " ~", 32