P2 PASM PropellerTool OBJ include?

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• ersmith Posts: 5,914

  2021-07-09 13:16

  I don't think that's possible: a pure PASM project in propellertool must all be in the same file.

  (In flexspin you can use #include, but that isn't implemented in PNut/propellertool.)
• pic18f2550 Posts: 392

  2021-07-09 15:24

  That is annoying.

  So I can only integrate pre-compiled binary files into the project via the file function.

  Let's see when the first pure P2 assembler appears.
• Ariba Posts: 2,682

  2021-07-09 23:35

  @pic18f2550 said:
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  Let's see when the first pure P2 assembler appears.

  End of year 2015 I would say:
  https://forums.parallax.com/discussion/162962/qasm-a-p2-assembler-written-in-c#latest

  This has evolved into P2ASM which is used in FlexProp now.
• ersmith Posts: 5,914

  2021-07-10 12:31

  @Ariba said:

  @pic18f2550 said:
  ...
  Let's see when the first pure P2 assembler appears.

  End of year 2015 I would say:
  https://forums.parallax.com/discussion/162962/qasm-a-p2-assembler-written-in-c#latest

  This has evolved into P2ASM which is used in FlexProp now.

  No, p2asm, PNut, and flexspin are all independent assemblers (and so they're useful for checking each other ). You may be thinking of loadp2, another of Dave Hein's tools which I did adopt in FlexProp.
• Ariba Posts: 2,682

  2021-07-11 10:53

  @ersmith said:
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  No, p2asm, PNut, and flexspin are all independent assemblers (and so they're useful for checking each other ). You may be thinking of loadp2, another of Dave Hein's tools which I did adopt in FlexProp.

  Oh, sorry then, Eric. So Flexprop uses its own Assembler.
  I think it's the GCC hack for P2 that uses P2ASM. Anyway I'm pretty sure you can use P2ASM as a standalone assembler for P2, or just use FlexProp with its preprocessor capabilities for pure PASM2 code.