Activity for Marco Baye
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Marco Baye committed [r426] on Code
cleaned up previous fix
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Incompatible change
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Thanks for reporting this. It looks like I created this bug in r419. It should be fixed in r424, please re-test.
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added regression test for previous fix
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fixed bug introduced in rev 419 (see ticket #25, thanks for reporting!)
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refactored string handling
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refactored !bin, !fill and !align a bit
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refactored last commit
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now ignores BOM at start of source file
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fixed bug where "!skip" areas at start/end were included in output file
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fixed bug where a segment warning could cause another segment warning to disappear
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refactored "segment list" functions
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moved segment checks to final pass, made v0.98 force --strict-segments
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throwing of some errors can now be delayed until symbol changes are done
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small fix so "label" and "label=*" throw the same error if pc undefined
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a bit of refactoring concerning "unpseudopc"
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fixed bug in anonymous backward labels
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tiny refactoring
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added code so release 0.98 will always use the smallest possible addressing mode
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added dec() and hex() functions
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Yes, that is to be expected: "-Wno-old-for" does the same as "--dialect 0.94.8", and that will disable string symbols because they were introduced in release 0.97, much later. The "--dialect" switches are meant for assembling older sources and shouldn't really be used with new projects. Now obviously it would be possible to change the "support older versions" mechanism to enable things like combining "all the features of 0.98" with "use the ancient !for syntax" - but I would really prefer to keep...
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added missing sanity check
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added code to tell "symbol already defined" (in this pass) and "symbol
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"symbol twice" error now outputs location of previous definition,
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refactored "macro twice" code. messages about initial definitions and macro
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refactored error/warning stuff
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refactored program counter / outbuffer stuff
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finally removed the 64 KiB limit, the outbuffer size is now determined at
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writing to output buffer now only happens in final pass
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added "output pass", to ease adding of new features.
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rearranged struct, no change in functionality
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in future versions, program counter in pseudopc blocks no longer silently wraps around to zero
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renamed struct component, no change in functionality
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will be fixed in release 0.98 (it's already fixed, but because of backward compatibility, the old behavior is still used by default. you can test the new behavior using "--dialect future")
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should be fixed now
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I haven't written the docs for that feature yet, but if you compile ACME from source, you can already test it: Basically ?(SYMBOL) in the source code will be replaced with the contents of SYMBOL. So you'd pass the macro name as a string and then use the syntax given above to insert that string where it is needed. ...but please do not try to insert colons, braces, newlines etc. using this method.
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fixed bug in "file too large for apple format" message
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more test files for symbol substitutions
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changed experimental feature "dynamic symbol names" to "dynamic <ANYTHING>"
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added test files for symbol substitutions
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renamed some functions (to be moved to a separate file)
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in report file: macros are expanded, everything in loops is suppressed
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got rid of input_now pointer
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replaced known bugs in report generator code with new and improved ones
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"input_now" ptr is no longer exported
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yet more refactoring
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more refactoring of input
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moved filename-used-for-resolving-relative-paths out of input struct
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renamed fn and moved between files, no change in functionality
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moved enum from .h to .c file
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small fix, added "const"
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inputstate enum is now only used in input.c
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more refactoring of input
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fixed bug where "--dialect future" with file refs in macros could cause crashes
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started refactoring input
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added REC pinout info to library
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in addition to "-DSYMBOL=VALUE", now "-D SYMBOL=VALUE" is also accepted
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added examples to docs on how to iterate over list args in macros
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moved "GotByte" var to input.{ch}
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This works since the 0.97 release: !macro example1 @listarg { !for @index, 0, len(@listarg)-1 { !warn @listarg[@index] } } +example1 [2,3,5,7] ; <- macro will iterate over list items +example1 "string" ; <- macro will iterate over characters If you compile from source, you can also use this newer, simpler syntax, which is not in the docs yet: !macro example2 @listarg { !for @item in @listarg { !warn @item } } +example2 [2,3,5,7] ; <- macro will iterate over list items +example2 "string" ; <- macro...
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This works since the 0.97 release: !macro example1 @listarg { !for @index, 0, len(@listarg)-1 { !warn @listarg[@index] } } +example1 [2,3,5,7] ; <- macro will iterate over list items +example1 "string" ; <- macro will iterate over characters If you compile from source, you can also use this newer, simpler syntax, which is not in the docs yet: !macro example2 @listarg { !for @item in @listarg { !warn @item } } +example2 [2,3,5,7] ; <- macro will iterate over list items +example2 "string" ; <- macro...
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Thanks for the suggestion. I'm working on a feature for the next version that will allow something like this (in addition to some other things).
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just some comments
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cleaned up error messages
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added another test file and did a bit of cleanup
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moved code around, no change in functionality
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fixed Makefile for MingW compiler
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changed some longs to ints because using 64 bits is overkill
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a bit of cleanup
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added ugly kluge to fix ugly limitation in RISC OS version
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small fix concerning pass numbers
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more cleanup
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tweaked pathname parsing for Amiga, DOS and RISC OS
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fixed example programs to not throw warnings
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small change to prepare for new feature
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next version's filespecs will be relative to current file for output files as well.
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added check for absolute paths so current dir is not used as prefix
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added more error checking when writing files
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search paths (given via -I) are now also displayed in error messages.
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more cleanup, needed for next change
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improved "macro twice" error output and did some cleanup...
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Un-pseudopc-operator '&' can now be applied to all address symbols, not only
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more cleanup
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fixed bug introduced in previous commit
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fixed a bug in "unpseudopc" operator "&" and did some cleanup
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another tiny bit of cleanup
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more cleanup and preparations for new features
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added another choice for "--dialect"
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added test files for "--dialect", a bit of cleanup
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fixed a bug and added more test files
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two more test files and a tiny bit of cleanup
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fixed bug where labels could be used before pc definition,
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more cleanup
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more test files
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forgot test files
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fixed two bugs, added test files, did cleanup
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more cleanup
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more automatic testing
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fixed a bug and added test files
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added a few more tests and Makefiles to automate them
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