But I got it workingeventually.Īlso, I’ve tried out putting the signed checksum in a separatetext file, instead of on the web page, for 5 Mini vMac extras indevelopment: ReAsm, FindRes, DoLaunch, CopyRoms, DAFKEY.This is to make it easier to save with the downloaded file.The size information after the download link has been replaced with alink (labeled “info”) to the signed checksum, which nowincludes the file size.Ī new version of FDisasmadds a new option, “|” that indicates the options followingit apply after the end of the current instruction.
I've obtained a Mac Mini so as to be able to better support recentversion of MacOS.Mini vMac seems to run fine on 10.14 Mojave and 10.15 Catalina.The operating systems though seemed a bit flaky, when trying toget both installed on different volumes. There is now an initial Alpha branch of ClipOutthat has been ported to ReAsm, to further test ReAsm and FDisasm.Ī new version of FDisasm,when compiled in listing mode, will now always mark(with “!!”) a program relative address that has no namedefined, to make it easier to find problems that prevent reassembly.Ī new development version of FindRes,when writing resource names to a comment, will replace illegalcharacters in a resource name with %XX syntax. It also allows using “=”as a synonym for “EQU”. For most files whereit is inappropriate, you would use FindRes first, whichcreates the “bin_map” file.Ī new version of ReAsmchecks for undefined local labels upon reaching the “}”,allowing a more useful error. This is inappropriate for most files, but on the wholeis still more useful than a hex dump, for the times it is appropriate,such as for testing a few instructions in FDisasm. It also changes the behavior if “bin_map”is absent - instead of a hex dump, it will disassemble assumingit is code. (Which is incompatible with the MPWassembler, but this should be a rare issue.) It also fixesa recent issue where it would not work if “format”is absent.
(I decided upon this syntax instead of theOPT directive of the MPW assembler, to avoid modes.)Ī new development version of ClipOutbegins to take advantage of this change in ReAsm syntax andalso the new “=” synonym for “EQU”.Ī new version of FDisasmgenerates the new “!” syntax foraddress mode 5 with an offset of 0, to be compatible withthe new version of ReAsm. In the unlikely case that you really want to useaddress mode 5 with an offset of 0, there is a new syntax,“0!(A3)”. This is useful when the offset is a namedconstant for the offset of a field in a record, so that you canefficiently use a field with the same syntax regardless of whether it isthe first field. A new version of ReAsmnow treats an operand such as “0(A3)” the sameas “(A3)”, using addressing mode 2 instead of addressingmode 5 with a zero offset.
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