# defines the length on a field, and therefore fe is not recognized as a number, but as a label.
BTW, the filename is not in quotation marks, according to the examples.ĭb is interpreted as label, and perhaps #fe is interpreted as a structure field entry. The interesting detail is that the point "." is taken as a separator. Output is interpreted as label, and consequently the filename is tried as an instruction. The main error: Only labels start in the first column, insert at least a space or tab before any instruction or pseudo instruction.Įjemplo1.asm(1) : Unrecognized instruction: "ejemplo1. I know that's two questions in one, but it's related to what I want to do. If someone could also provide an example for the 8502 (Commodore C128) as well please as I know that has a relocatable zero page. This isn't an issue as I can switch to native mode for what I'm doing and revert to emulation mode should I want to return gracefully to BASIC (well, not only that I know). I'm working in 65c02 but on a 65816 processor I have found out, thanks to a friend, that you can only relocate the zero page in native mode, not emulation mode as it's not supported by the 65c02. What I want to do is to relocate the zero page to 0xd300 for my application - I've had a obligatory Internet search but am not able to find a good example that I am able to understand. Although I've worked with the Z80 processor, and done some MIPs assembly at University, I'm least well versed in the 65x processor family.
As a modern days PHP developer with a passing interest in 8-bit technologies, I'm a little sketchy on real low level stuff.
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