TASM Assembler for Mesa firmware
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26 Oct 2022 14:53 #255102
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I just noticed that the Mesa hostmot2 firmware zip doesn't include the TASM assembler needed to build the D16 firmware. Does anyone know if this is available anywhere? Seems strange to supply the assembly source without a way to assemble it.
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26 Oct 2022 19:10 - 26 Oct 2022 19:11 #255123
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No sure of the legal status of the Telemark assembler so I have not provided it.
(it is available from some sources like ticalc.org)
(it is available from some sources like ticalc.org)
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27 Oct 2022 08:21 #255170
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Hmmn. I tried that first and concluded it was not the correct assembler - It complains about .MACRO being an unrecognized directive and that there are misaligned labels.
Is v3.2 the correct version?
On an slight side-note, etherhm2.asm includes etherhm2.equ which isn't included in the firmware archive. There is an etherhm2.inc, so I've edited the include to point to that instead. Hopefully that's correct. But it won't assemble anyway due to the above issue.
Thanks,
Jon
Is v3.2 the correct version?
On an slight side-note, etherhm2.asm includes etherhm2.equ which isn't included in the firmware archive. There is an etherhm2.inc, so I've edited the include to point to that instead. Hopefully that's correct. But it won't assemble anyway due to the above issue.
Thanks,
Jon
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27 Oct 2022 17:42 #255208
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Not sure what version of TASM is used.
etherhm2.equ is generated from the .inc file
Since Telemark TASM seems to have been present without complaint
at ticalc.org for a long time I will post our version here along with the
other build tools.
etherhm2.equ is generated from the .inc file
Since Telemark TASM seems to have been present without complaint
at ticalc.org for a long time I will post our version here along with the
other build tools.
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27 Oct 2022 17:49 - 27 Oct 2022 17:50 #255211
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Thank you Peter. I'll give this a try tomorrow.
MAKEINC.EXE does the .INC to .EQU conversion?
MAKEINC.EXE does the .INC to .EQU conversion?
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27 Oct 2022 19:34 #255230
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Take a look at the MAKEE.BAT file
MAKEINC converts the EQU file to an assembly include file
(it can also make Pascal or C includes)
MACRO is a general purpose macro processor
MAKEINC converts the EQU file to an assembly include file
(it can also make Pascal or C includes)
MACRO is a general purpose macro processor
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28 Oct 2022 11:04 #255295
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Thanks Peter, I now have the tools working nicely.
For anyone else bumping into this thread in the future ... I had to run the tools through 'dosbox' on Linux (Note that they will not run on Windows).
On Fedora:
$ sudo dnf install dosbox
$ cd <path-to-hostmot>/configs/hostmot2/source/etherhm2
$ dosbox -c "mount c ${PWD}" -c "c:" -exit MAKEE.BAT
The MAKEE.BAT script will do all the work and spiut out a new etherhm2.vhd file.
For anyone else bumping into this thread in the future ... I had to run the tools through 'dosbox' on Linux (Note that they will not run on Windows).
On Fedora:
$ sudo dnf install dosbox
$ cd <path-to-hostmot>/configs/hostmot2/source/etherhm2
$ dosbox -c "mount c ${PWD}" -c "c:" -exit MAKEE.BAT
The MAKEE.BAT script will do all the work and spiut out a new etherhm2.vhd file.
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