Hi,
I have been trying to use the Quanta Talent Assembler Work Bench, for assembley language programming.
I have read the documentation that came with the Quanta Assembler, which is hinting at the configuration of the system and looking at the v1.3 and v1.4 updates of Assembler Workbench files, there is no documentation there.
Is there a manual that covers the installation and configuration of the Assembler Workbench system.
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Re: Assembler Worbench Maual
I remember using this some 20 odd years ago - for the release I had, you still had to have the original microdrive in MDV1_ or it wouldn't run properly
Not sure if the version you have has that security block removed?
Not sure if the version you have has that security block removed?
Re: Assembler Worbench Maual
I think there is a copy of the manual in this version on Dilywin's site:
http://www.dilwyn.me.uk/asm/talentaw22.zip
http://www.dilwyn.me.uk/asm/talentaw22.zip
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Re: Assembler Worbench Maual
Hi,
As I said, I have read all the documentation in the downloadable files.
The manual_txt file in the Quanta Talent Assembler Workbench v2.2 does not gives much in the way of configuration, there is mention of FCOM files which configure the programme. I suppose setup FCOM could be passed in the command line:
EX win1_aw_monitor;'win1_aw_FCOM'
The contents of the FCOM file is:
But when I type in Help as the Worbench prompt, the software displays help files after 2 pages looks for files on FLP1_
I have been reading my converted Quanta Systematic M/C Programming files which uses Assembler Workbench, no clues there either.
I must be missing something...
As I said, I have read all the documentation in the downloadable files.
The manual_txt file in the Quanta Talent Assembler Workbench v2.2 does not gives much in the way of configuration, there is mention of FCOM files which configure the programme. I suppose setup FCOM could be passed in the command line:
EX win1_aw_monitor;'win1_aw_FCOM'
The contents of the FCOM file is:
Code: Select all
DEVICE win1_aw_ win1_aw_
ILLEGAL OFF
MONITOR 0
HEAP 10000
DEFINE 1 *
DEFINE 2 ASM *
DEFINE 3 SBYTES ram1_mycode_bin * **
DEFINE 4 TRACE
I have been reading my converted Quanta Systematic M/C Programming files which uses Assembler Workbench, no clues there either.
I must be missing something...
Regards,
Derek
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Re: Assembler Worbench Maual
Theses no configuration as such. For help type something like HELP -S win1_aw_Derek_Stewart wrote:Hi,
As I said, I have read all the documentation in the downloadable files.
The manual_txt file in the Quanta Talent Assembler Workbench v2.2 does not gives much in the way of configuration, there is mention of FCOM files which configure the programme. I suppose setup FCOM could be passed in the command line:
EX win1_aw_monitor;'win1_aw_FCOM'
The contents of the FCOM file is:But when I type in Help as the Worbench prompt, the software displays help files after 2 pages looks for files on FLP1_Code: Select all
DEVICE win1_aw_ win1_aw_ ILLEGAL OFF MONITOR 0 HEAP 10000 DEFINE 1 * DEFINE 2 ASM * DEFINE 3 SBYTES ram1_mycode_bin * ** DEFINE 4 TRACE
I have been reading my converted Quanta Systematic M/C Programming files which uses Assembler Workbench, no clues there either.
I must be missing something...
If you are not running it from a floppy drive, you will need to supply the device and path for a few things.
So for example if you want to assemble something, you would need to do something like
HEAP 1000
That will give you the base address of an area of memory of $1000 bytes
ASM 2B456 WIN1_AW_
Where 2B456 was the address supplied, and win1_aw_ is where the assembler is
IN DOS1_MYPROG_ASM
This will assemble the program to $2B456
Note that most numbers typed into the monitor are assumed to be in Hex. Add a '&' in front for decimal.
Although I think when your in the Assembler, the default is decimal. Not quite sure about that though.