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From: cloos@acsu.buffalo.edu (James H. Cloos)
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Subject: Re: A CHIP8 Assembler for the HP48SX [long]
Keywords: CHIP8,Assembler,Native
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Date: 3 Dec 90 21:10:26 GMT
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Now all someone needs to do is to make a (arg-checking) library out of
this and CHIP itself.  You would also, in that case, make CHIP use a
Library Data rather than a string, and include a DOEXT0\->$ and
$\->DOEXT0 routine pair to allow conversion between the current data
format and the DOEXT0 data format.  (DOEXT0 is the data type name
you'll see if you run a a Library Data thru usrlib & look a the -d or
-l ourput files; $ is the symbol you'll see if you run a string thru
usrlib.)  Perhaps it would even be possible to (in rpl) turn off the
clock, run, and turn the clock back on when you're done, as in
MatrixWriter, et al.  All we need is the appropriate rpl routine's
address. 

-JimC
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