So I made a new Hex asmPrgm
Output to port 10h using a decimal value in Ans
Code: rst 28h //EF
rst 10h //D7
ld c,d //4A
rst 28h //EF
rst 28h //EF
ld c,d //4A
add a,c //C6D8
nop //00
out(10h),a //D310
ret //C9
Optimization welcomed and corrections also welcome, I have 0 experience with assembly but I experimented with the contrast hex code to make it. Here is the contrast code for comparison.
Code: EFD74AEFEF4AC6D8D8D3107B324784C9
To clarify, this is supposed to be on the monochrome calculators, correct? That disassembly is incorrect:
Code: bcall(_RclAns)
bcall(_ConvOP1)
[C6 D8 00 doesn't make sense in this context -> this should be "ld a,e"]
out (10h),a
ret
KermMartian wrote:
To clarify, this is supposed to be on the monochrome calculators, correct? That disassembly is incorrect:
Code: bcall(_RclAns)
bcall(_ConvOP1)
[C6 D8 00 doesn't make sense in this context -> this should be "ld a,e"]
out (10h),a
ret
Yes, for monochrome only.
Thanks for the corrections by the way, I never wrote assembly on my own before, and thus I cannot disassemble hex correctly, but the hex code is copied from my program correctly, but I would't trust my own disassembly. Could you also tell me the changes in hex (if any)? Also, to do a bcall, is this correct? For example, the address of the bcall is 1A9F. Code: AsmPrgmEF9F1AC9
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