How to execute an intro with ASM ONE

[W4r3DeV1L]

Hello Amigans,
I tried to Assemble with ASM One V1.0 the source code
of an old intro from Agile that is DL 40 http://cyberpingui.free.fr/rsources.htm

I readed the intro.s into ASM One, then Assembled and all went fine.
Then I tried if it worked with the command 'G' and it worked very fine.
The problem is I can save it as:
1) Source
2) Binary
3) Object
I tried to save both in Binary and Object but the intro cannot be executed.
What is the way to save it in .exe and to make it executable by CLI?
Thanks in advance
Daniele

To save it on df0: as "intro", write in AsmOne:
"WO DF0:intro"

[StingRay]

You can also press your right mouse button and select Write->Object from the Project menu.

[W4r3DeV1L]

Originally Posted by -Rob-

To save it on df0: as "intro", write in AsmOne:
"WO DF0:intro"

it doesn't become executable with WO df0:intro


is there any other way to make it executable please?

[TCD]

Hi dannypet,

you need to use the linker. I'm at work right now so I can't test it. There should be a option for the linker in the menu. This way the file will be executable.

[StingRay]

You don't need a linker here, ASM-One will do that automagically when it creates the executable.

What happens exactly when you type "wo df0:intro"?

[W4r3DeV1L]

Originally Posted by StingRay

You don't need a linker here, ASM-One will do that automagically when it creates the executable.

What happens exactly when you type "wo df0:intro"?

The ASM-One do not accept "WO df0:intro" it accept before the command
WO then FILENAME: I put Df0:intro or dh0:intro but when I go by CLI typing intro it says that cannot be executed!

What can I do?

Help me please!

Daniele

[StingRay]

Originally Posted by dannypet

The ASM-One do not accept "WO df0:intro" it accept before the command
WO then FILENAME: I put Df0:intro or dh0:intro but when I go by CLI typing intro it says that cannot be executed!

What can I do?

Help me please!

Daniele

"WO df0:intro" is perfectly valid (you have to type it without the quotes of course).

Also, did you assemble again before trying to write the executable? Executing the intro with j and then trying to write the executable will NOT work!

so do this:

- assemble the source
- save the executable with "wo" or select the option from the projects menu

Hope that helps.

[Toni Wilen]

Originally Posted by dannypet

ASM One V1.0

1.0? I think it is good idea to update

[StingRay]

Originally Posted by Toni Wilen

1.0? I think it is good idea to update

No doubt about that ;D But won't help him to solve this very problem as even the very first AsmOne versions can write executables with wo.

[Toni Wilen]

Originally Posted by StingRay

No doubt about that ;D But won't help him to solve this very problem as even the very first AsmOne versions can write executables with wo.

Yeah but weird random side-effects are always possible

[StingRay]

Originally Posted by Toni Wilen

Yeah but weird random side-effects are always possible

True indeed However, being the proud owner of an original Asm-One v1.01(!) version I can assure that it creates executables correctly.

[W4r3DeV1L]

Originally Posted by StingRay

"WO df0:intro" is perfectly valid (you have to type it without the quotes of course).

Also, did you assemble again before trying to write the executable? Executing the intro with j and then trying to write the executable will NOT work!

so do this:

- assemble the source
- save the executable with "wo" or select the option from the projects menu

Hope that helps.

Hello I tried to do what you said but after FILENAME it ask BEGin address,

what should I do to understand what is the begin address?

Many thanks

Daniele

[StingRay]

Originally Posted by dannypet

Hello I tried to do what you said but after FILENAME it ask BEGin address,

what should I do to understand what is the begin address?

Many thanks

Daniele

if it asks you for an address, you definitely didn't type "wo".

foolproof approach:

- assemble
- type ONLY wo. you should get a filerequester then where you can select where to save the executable.

try this and tell me what happens.

[W4r3DeV1L]

Originally Posted by StingRay

if it asks you for an address, you definitely didn't type "wo".

foolproof approach:

- assemble
- type ONLY wo. you should get a filerequester then where you can select where to save the executable.

try this and tell me what happens.

OK Stingary,

I readed the source, then assembled without executing with G.
Then I made WO, entered DH0:intro , but when I type intro into CLI it says cannot execute the file...

What can I do?

Thanks for helping me

Hope we can to solve this problem

Daniele

[StingRay]

Hmm, I'm slowly running out of ideas.

enter the editor (press Escape), type:

	moveq #0,d0
	rts

press Escape again to leave the editor, type "a" to assemble and then type "wo df0:test.exe".

then try to start this file from cli. do you get the same error?

[W4r3DeV1L]

Originally Posted by StingRay

Hmm, I'm slowly running out of ideas.

enter the editor (press Escape), type:

    moveq #0,d0
    rts

press Escape again to leave the editor, type "a" to assemble and then type "wo df0:test.exe".

then try to start this file from cli. do you get the same error?

StingRay

I edit :

moveq #0,d0
rts

but when I assemble I have Illegal operator moveq #0,d0

what to do?

[zenox98]

Is this an issue with alpha / numeric recognition?

[StingRay]

Originally Posted by dannypet

StingRay

I edit :

moveq #0,d0
rts

but when I assemble I have Illegal operator moveq #0,d0

what to do?

make sure that there is at least 1 space (just press TAB and everything is fine) before the commands. Also, just in case it wasn't clear, these should be the ONLY 2 lines in the whole source, i.e. don't add these lines to the intro source.

[W4r3DeV1L]

Originally Posted by StingRay

Hmm, I'm slowly running out of ideas.

enter the editor (press Escape), type:

    moveq #0,d0
    rts

press Escape again to leave the editor, type "a" to assemble and then type "wo df0:test.exe".

then try to start this file from cli. do you get the same error?

Done,

and saved dh0:test

but from CLI says this file is not executable

WHY?