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I have no idea how the notation would make sense, and I also never have seen this anywhere. But one thing would be extremely useful:
a label for stack positions (offsets)
ld a,0x42 ; var_x push a ld a,0x23 ; var_y push a ld a,[sp+1] ; stackpointer=var_y, stackpointer+1 = var_x ld a,0xff ; var_z push a ld a,[sp+2] ; stackpointer=var_z, stackpointer+1 = var_y, stackpointer+2 = var_x
sometimes it's hard to keep track of this, and everytime you insert something, you'll have to update all the stackpointer offsets.
to make this work the assembler needs to know which instructions modify the stackpointer and I have no idea how the labels would look like.
Originally posted by @sebseb7 in #17 (comment)
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I have no idea how the notation would make sense, and I also never have seen this anywhere. But one thing would be extremely useful:
a label for stack positions (offsets)
sometimes it's hard to keep track of this, and everytime you insert something, you'll have to update all the stackpointer offsets.
to make this work the assembler needs to know which instructions modify the stackpointer and I have no idea how the labels would look like.
Originally posted by @sebseb7 in #17 (comment)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: