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Redwood wrote:
> What exactly are you trying to do?
What I am doing is using a book that talks about general 68000 assembly language to learn the very basics of 68000 assembly language on the amiga. This book suggests that you place all your data used by your program at memory address $6000 and the actual program at $7000 (or something like that). I am wondering if I could do this considering that the amiga has an operating system and other stuff and probably doesn't like every program placing stuff wherever it feels like.
I just wanted to confirm that I would have to design my program in a way that if it was loaded anywhere it would be able to run (i.e. not use absolute address). From your answer it would seem to be that your suggesting this is the case as I expected.
Thank You,
Ben Pazolli
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