I have some simple 6502 type assembler directives using the tass64 assembler as follows:-
.if DeBugSubRoutne | DB_Main = True
Prog_DataBRK = MemoryTop+$800 ; Increments need to be whole "$200"
.else
Prog_DataBRK = MemoryTop ; Upper Program Memory Stop!!
.fi
UpperMemLimit = Prog_DataBRK-1 ...

As way of completeness,.. I will add my final entry to this post,....

Bottom line success!!!,.. with thanks to all for their input.

I eventually adapted the above scripts from "8Bit" to end up with a compile script that looks as follows:-

echo %time%
call 2.bat
del 2.bat
del vers.inc
set /A vers ...

Thanks for the feedback guys,.. just catching up with the final comments posted.
Clearly TASS64 does not do these things, as I suspected,.. but I think I will explore the options of doing some external scripts and doing and import of some description.

Many thanks to all
Mark

Not sure where to place this question but this seems as good a place as any...

So,.. how Can I add a version number that auto increments each time I run the assembler.

I am using the tass64 assembler, and I was hoping to be able to add a number that increments each time I run the assembler to ...

Garth,.. Very great full,.. do you have an outlook as to when you might be able to do the conversion stuff,... I've got plenty of other things to do,.. I can just plan what to do next.

thanks
mark

Did anyone write an I2C interface using the CB2 and one data line of the 6522, using a "bit-bang" technque.

Rather than re-invent the wheel I was wondering if this was already done somewhere out there, and save me some learning effort.

many thanks

Mark

Guys,.. Many thanks for all your responses,.. I have tried a alternative assembler as supplied by one of the contributors,.. written in java it does support the BBXX op-codes, and runs in conjunction with a linker.

I do like the macro implementation though,.. that is quite neat!!

Tx and Regards

Hi folks,. I am using the tass assembler and I am having trouble with 65C02 BBS0, BBR0, instructions,.. in that it does not seem to support them, I tried the 64tass variant, which although improved still does not appear to support BBS0 type instructions.
I have tried some variants on syntax but no ...