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[jrok]

I just realized that the version of the "bankswitch.inc" include that shipped with batari 1.0 is this:

; this file is screwed, I accidentally deleted the comments.  Restore with version in .99b zip file.
2600basicheader.asm
bB.asm
std_kernel.asm
startup.asm
pf_drawing.asm
pf_scrolling.asm
std_routines.asm
std_overscan.asm
bB2.asm
score_graphics.asm
banksw.asm
2600basicfooter.asm

Does anyone have this version of the correct file? I sniffed around the web, but cannot find it. Any help would be much appreciated.

Thanks,
Jarod.

Edited by jrok, Sat Oct 4, 2008 11:37 PM.

[Random Terrain]

I searched my computer and I don't seem to have any of the older files.

[batari]

jrok, on Sun Oct 5, 2008 12:36 AM, said:

I just realized that the version of the "bankswitch.inc" include that shipped with batari 1.0 is this:

; this file is screwed, I accidentally deleted the comments.  Restore with version in .99b zip file.
2600basicheader.asm
bB.asm
std_kernel.asm
startup.asm
pf_drawing.asm
pf_scrolling.asm
std_routines.asm
std_overscan.asm
bB2.asm
score_graphics.asm
banksw.asm
2600basicfooter.asm

Does anyone have this version of the correct file? I sniffed around the web, but cannot find it. Any help would be much appreciated.

Thanks,
Jarod.

Oops The file will function properly, so no need to replace with the older version unless you want the comments (which describe the structure of the file and what the included asm files do.) What happened is I accidentally deleted the comments and that was a note to myself to recover the comments from an older version (which I didn't have with me at the time.)

[jwierer]

In case you want to see the comments .99b is still linked off batari's blog
http://www.atariage....;showentry=1280

-Jeff

[jrok]

batari, on Sun Oct 5, 2008 1:02 AM, said:

Oops The file will function properly, so no need to replace with the older version unless you want the comments (which describe the structure of the file and what the included asm files do.) What happened is I accidentally deleted the comments and that was a note to myself to recover the comments from an older version (which I didn't have with me at the time.)

Aha! Thanks. So the includes are the same, then. I've been trying to figure out a possible bug with bankswitching and fixed-point math. It seems like when you try to do subtraction of fixed point variables with bankswitching on, the assembly fails on:

"--- Unresolved Symbol List
Sub44from88 0000 ???? (R )"

Is this a known issue?

Thanks for your help.

Jarod