Inc W...

dkemppai

Yeah, I know it isn't supposed to be a command, but when I type it in and just for fun assemble it,
code is generated that is: Inc·· IND...

Maybe "Inc W"this should generate an error, instead of generating "INC IND"???

Or am I missing some important feature of the assembler?

-Dan

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"A saint-like quantity of patience is a help, if this is unavailable, a salty vocabulary works nearly as well." - A. S. Weaver

Guenther Daubach

Hey, this is one of SASM's "nice features" .

Here comes the trick:

Make sure, bit 7 in the OPTION register is clear so that W is mapped into memory address $01. Then use

inc wreg

instead of inc w, and - voila - you can increment w (and perform similar operations with w as well).

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Greetings from Germany,

G