Problems with big CNOP values in AsmPro

[phx]

Originally Posted by 8bitbubsy

Kinda strange that CNOP 0,512 apparently works in VASM according to ross, then.

AmigaDOS hunk-format is not the only output format vasm supports. There may be other 68k OS with different alignment restrictions. Also, you can assemble your code for a fixed, absolute address. For example

org $70000

will allow you alignments up to 64K.

[Don_Adan]

Originally Posted by 8bitbubsy

Is this seriously the ONLY way to do it? So I either have to waste 256kB of fastmem, or read the table from a file instead...'

EDIT: Would it be posible to use a combination of REPT N + ds.b N + CNOP 0,8 + ENDR?

Dont better to create this table in program init routine? In BSS or Code_BSS section? Your program will be smaller.

[8bitbubsy]

I wanted to lower the time it takes to initialize the program, hence why I INCBIN it instead. Anyway, I don't need it to be aligned to 512 after all, so it works fine now with CNOP 0,2