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« on: December 06, 2013, 12:34:10 am »
OK, thanks all for the solutions, I'll try them all and see which one I like best ^^
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« on: December 05, 2013, 04:50:13 pm »
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« on: December 05, 2013, 12:53:42 pm »
What is the right-most calc? 
Never heard of the CP 400 ?
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« on: December 05, 2013, 11:37:07 am »
I'm sorry I'm not sure what you were referring to in you edits. Are suggesting you have one of the newer models and it worked for you?
Haha : I was wondering where those edits were. Nope, in fact I just edited the wrong post, as JosJuice said 
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« on: December 05, 2013, 11:33:27 am »
... "Chemin d'accès introuvable". Could this be because I have spaces in the path ?
Well, that could well be the case, to be honnest, i dunno. But the 'Windows Script Host' is rather funky indeed. Take it as a 'proof of concept' only and learn to live with its shortcomings.
Of course, a much better utility can be written but that also requires some spare time, which atm i don't have. 
Wow, something weird happened here, I remember editing my previous post twice but I don't see those edits anywhere I was saying that the problem doesn't come from spaces, I tried in another folder with spaces and it worked like a charm. Anyway, it works in certain conditions, I'll just find a place where it works and where it doesn't bother me. Thanks for the utility edit In fact I just messed things up and wrote my edits in the wrong post lol Also, it seems that ClrHome is down, so I am thinking Deep Thought is too busy 
Yeah, this is another reason why I wanted an offline solution. They always work (except when Microsoft makes stupid updates).
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« on: December 05, 2013, 02:00:54 am »
I don't know since you'll probably get a new calculator. What I'd advise, if it is doable, is to go in stores and look for calculators in the old packaging. If you find one, you're sure it'll support Ndless. But with orders, you can get anything. edit3 don't read those edits, I messed up and edited this post instead of that one edit weird, I tried in another folder that contains space, it works like a charm  edit2 One of the subfolders it is in has a quote ' in its name, could this be the problem ?
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« on: December 05, 2013, 01:57:32 am »
Wow, thanks  I just have a little problem with your program: when I put fire.lst in C:\ it works, but when I put it in an other place like "E:\<full path>\fire.lst", then I change the line in your program where it's written "C:\fire.lst" to have the path I have instead, but it says (in French) "E:\<full path\cut.vbs(7, 1) Erreur d'exécution Microsoft UBScript: Chemin d'accès introuvable". Could this be because I have spaces in the path ?
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« on: December 04, 2013, 04:41:05 pm »
Why not just use a hex dumper to dump the .bin file? You could write a script or batch file to do it automatically.
I have a problem on each OS - I could write a shell script on Ubuntu but I don't manage to setup SPASM (says some lib is missing and a "sudo apt-get install <that lib>" installs something that doesn't seem to be what was missing since it still says that lib is missing).
- SPASM works on Windows but I don't know anything to batch. But yeah, I am sure it is not complicated (like just two lines of code, one that launches SPASM and one that launches the dumper) so I guess I could try to read some tutorials (after finding a good hex dumper).
924
« on: December 04, 2013, 03:57:24 pm »
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« on: December 04, 2013, 03:35:49 pm »
I know you said you wanted an offline solution, but maybe talk to Deep Thought about ORG. It gives an option to output the hex.
Good idea, he might have something that can do it. I want only hex, plus things at the beginning or the end if you like, but not things that are hard to remove for lazy people
Well, with all that laziness, may i ask what do you need the hex codes for? 
It's not "all that laziness", I'd like to see you remove half the line on every line of a file everytime you compiled it And it's to include ASM code into Axe code (because it is a lot better to design GUIs with Axe but the core of the program I am writing needs to be in ASM).
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« on: December 04, 2013, 03:26:23 pm »
I think (s)he whants a program to convert the assembly code to readable hexadecimal code, instead of into a binary program file.
Yeah, that's it. With SPASM, you can use the -T command-line option to generate a code listing (as well as -O to not specify an output file). This won't give the hex by itself, though, it's a bit more verbose.
Thanks, I've used SPASM to compile for a little while without even knowing it had options lol. But yeah, there are a bit too much things. A z80 assembler (almost any will do!) produces "both" a binary AND a list output with the hex codes beside the asm mnemonics!
Well TASM doesn't because it doesn't even run in Win8 (and don't tell me "install Win7", I tried and it missed so many drivers that even the mouse was not recognized), and SPASM does but I don't want the "beside the asm mnemonics" part I want only hex, plus things at the beginning or the end if you like, but not things that are hard to remove for lazy people
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« on: December 04, 2013, 02:49:39 pm »
True, thanks for the table. However, this can be painful for long programs I also forgot to say which OS I wanted it to run on, because I don't care I have both Windows and Linux. I'll edit the first post.
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« on: December 04, 2013, 02:40:13 pm »
Helloes
I am looking for some software that would (as the title says) convert a file with ASM mnemonics into HEX code.
For example, say that I have a file named "test.z80" with this inside:
xor a
ret
Then the software would return a file with AFC9 inside.
I don't really care if the program needs a header or not, or if it returns AF and C9 on separate lines, I'd just like a tool that converts, basically and I'll make adjustment myself if needed.
So does that exist ?
Note: I know RunerBot does that, but I'd like an offline solution (because I don't have any connexion when on the train).
Note2: Whatever OS you want it to be run with is ok, I have both Windows and Linux on my laptop.
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« on: December 04, 2013, 12:40:38 am »
For your "variables in L1", just store them in two bytes instead of one (using r) and you'll get the exact same results than with "regular variables" and with custom variables.
930
« on: December 03, 2013, 02:26:41 pm »
Easy, just save what's behind the sprite before drawing it, then draw it then erase it. Beware though to put your operations in a smart order so you don't have the DispGraph^^r between the erasing and the drawing part Would look like this (check the Commands for proper syntax, I may mess up with the order of the arguments) Pt-Get(X,Y,L6,L1) Pt-Get(X,Y,L3,L1+8) Pt-On(X,Y,°SpriteBlack,L6) Pt-On(X,Y,°SpriteGrey,L3) DispGraph^^r Pt-Off(X,Y,L1,L6) Pt-Off(X,Y,L1+8,L3)
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