Re: Debugging assembly

"rasega" <richi.rasega@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Uhm, ok well,
> but the assembler don't seems to like this way ;-)
> and tells me just the number of errors :-((
>

Many assemblers provide you with listing files (.lst) that contain the
errorneous lines of the assembly program. When you run the assembler for you
code file, check if a similarly named .lst file appears in the directory.
This file usually contains the errors. Also, there might be a command-line
option to enable/disable the listing-file generation. The answer is to RTFM,
like someone so oftly put :)

- Antti Keskinen


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