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On https://gotbasic.com/ehbasic.html
I ound two downloads for EHBasic to run in the Kowalski simulator.

Unfortunately, assembling gives an error.
This occurs in the file "basic.asm".
This error occurs in both versions.
I don't know what to do with this error.
Can someone help me with this to get these versions of EHBasic working.
Add the latest versions as a zip file

Thanks for any help offered.
cheers
Jan

All assemblers have different syntax! You need to pick the right one for your sources.

Thanks for the reply, but I don't understand your reply.

Best way to make progress I think is for you to show what you did, and what happened. You can attach screenshots or log files. (In a zip file if necessary)

When I try to compile min_mon.asm I get. error in the iclude file.
When I compile the include file basic.asm I get this message.
Maby there are more errors but the program is stopped here.
The source I use is in the zip file.

Thanks for any help.

Ah, sorry, of course Kowalski includes its own assembler. I wonder, then, are you running a very old Kowalski - what's the version number?

The rejected line is a syntax where square brackets are used as expression parentheses:

This is my version:

It might be worth trying a 1.4 version - see Daryl's page
https://sbc.rictor.org/kowalski.html

Hi Jan,

Try replacing the [ ] with { }. That should work.
Be sure the IO area in the Simulator is set to $F000.

After you assemble the min_mon, start the simulator, press the run button, then the RST. The reset should bring up the Cold/Warm start message.

Daryl

Thanks for the replay, it is working well on this moment.

I have used the latest version of the Kowalski-simulator, and use EHBasic 2.22.
When I try to compile got an error on line

Ibuffs = IRQ_vec+$14
The files I use I also included.

Please discard last message, I compiling the wrong sequence.
Compiling is okee, but when I stated NHBasic and enter the "c" for cold start and a return for the memory size
the program is running to the end (without anything) and prints ready.

Some idee, what could wrong?

Can you post a capture of the Simulator Options tab and the Assembler Options tab? As long as you are running the default source with the exception of editing the [] with {}, it is most likely something in the Kowalski options.

Daryl

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