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On the 65816, if you say "JSR foo" from bank $12, but "foo" is an address in bank 0, most assemblers will conclude that you're forming a 16-bit argument with a 16-bit address and assemble happily. 64tass halts with an error. Up until v1.55 or so, you could fake it out by supplying a large offset. This no longer works. The preferred way to say "no really I mean to do this" is to append ",k" to the operand. We now do that as needed. I didn't want to define a new ExpressionMode for 64tass just to support an operand modifier that should probably never actually get generated (you can't call across banks with JSR!), so this is implemented with a quirk and an op flag. 64tass v1.56.2625 is now the default. (issue #104)
191 lines
5.4 KiB
ArmAsm
191 lines
5.4 KiB
ArmAsm
; Copyright 2018 faddenSoft. All Rights Reserved.
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; See the LICENSE.txt file for distribution terms (Apache 2.0).
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;
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; Assembler: cc65
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; cl65 --target none -C 20052-branches-and-banks.cfg 20052-branches-and-banks.S
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;
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; For the 65816 we want to exercise some additional things.
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.setcpu "65816"
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symlong = $123456
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.org $1000
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clc
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xce
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sep #$30
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jml bank44
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lodat: .byte $00,$01,$02 ;EDIT: set label
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.org $440000
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bank44: cmp f:bank44
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low44: lda bank44
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lda a:bank44 & $ffff
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lda z:bank44 & $ffff ;DP ref, should resolve to "zero"
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bmi low44
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per low44-$40
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bne low44-$40 ;branch to high44
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brl bank44-$40 ;branch to late44
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dat44: ;EDIT: set label
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.addr dat44 ;EDIT: format as 16-bit Address
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.faraddr dat44 ;EDIT: format as 24-bit Address
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.org $44ffc0
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late44: cmp f:late44
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high44: beq cont44 ;EDIT: set label
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bmi late44+$44 ;branch to low44
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brl late44+$44 ;branch to low44
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cont44: jml twok
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.org $2000
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twok: bit twok
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pea dat44 & $ffff ;EDIT: set symbol=dat44
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pea dat44 >> 16 ;EDIT: set symbol=dat44
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bne skip
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jmp [lodat]
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skip: nop
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j1: jsr j2 ;EDIT: set symbol=j2 for all, confirm auto-labels vanish
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j2: jsr j3 ;EDIT: set label
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j3: jsr j1
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jsl symlong
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jml bank54
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.org $543210
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bank54: cmp f:bank54
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bra nxt54a
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backchk:
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nop ;EDIT: set label
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nop
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rts
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backval:
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.word backchk & $ffff
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.byte bank54 >> 16
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nxt54a:
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; Test forward/backward refs. In cc65 this makes a difference because it's
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; a one-pass assembler.
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lda f:backchk ;EDIT: use symbol
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lda f:fwdchk ;EDIT: use symbol
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lda f:backchk ;EDIT: use hex
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lda f:fwdchk ;EDIT: use hex
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lda a:backchk & $ffff + 1 ;EDIT: use symbol
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lda a:backchk & $ffff - 1 ;EDIT: use symbol
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lda a:fwdchk & $ffff + 1 ;EDIT: use symbol
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lda a:fwdchk & $ffff - 1 ;EDIT: use symbol
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; Test non-bank-0 JSRs. The behavior varies significantly by assembler. The
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; trick is that the high byte comes from the 'K' register. cc65 wants you
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; to remove it for a 16-bit JSR (or fails because the operand is too big),
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; 64tass wants you to keep it in place (or fails because you're trying to
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; jump to the wrong bank), and Merlin32 doesn't care.
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nop
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jsr backchk & $ffff
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jsr backchk & $ffff + 1 ;EDIT: set to "backchk"
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jsr backchk & $ffff + 2 ;leave in hex
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jsr fwdchk & $ffff
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jsr fwdchk & $ffff + 1 ;EDIT: set to "fwdchk"
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jsr fwdchk & $ffff + 2 ;leave in hex
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nop
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ldx #$00
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jsr (backval & $ffff,X)
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jsr (fwdval & $ffff,X)
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jsr jmp1b & $ffff
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jsr jmp1f & $ffff
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jsr jmp2b & $ffff
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jsr jmp2f & $ffff
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jsr jmp3b & $ffff
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jsr jmp3f & $ffff
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bra nxt54b
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; Fun fact: "JMP (addr)" and "JML [addr]" always load the indirect value
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; from zero page. They do *not* use B or K. The (addr,X) mode uses the
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; program bank (K). According to Eyes & Lichty, this is because the
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; non-indexed form assumes you're jumping through a variable, while the
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; indexed form assumes you've got an address table in your code. (Think
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; how they would be used in ROM.)
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jmp2b: jmp (backval & $ffff,X)
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jmp2f: jmp (fwdval & $ffff,X)
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jmp1b: jmp (lodat)
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jmp1f: jmp (lodat)
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jmp3b: jmp [lodat]
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jmp3f: jmp [lodat]
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fwdval:
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.word fwdchk & $ffff
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.byte bank54 >> 16
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fwdchk:
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nop ;EDIT: set label
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nop
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rts
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nxt54b:
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; Do odd thing: JSR to address in bank $00 from bank $54.
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; Most assemblers just accept this because it's a JSR to
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; a 16-bit address.
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jsr skip ;EDIT: set to "skip" label
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nop
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; Test the non-"smart" PLP affects on the M/X flags.
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; EDIT: disable "smart PLP" for this project
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rep #$30
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.a16
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.i16
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php
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lda #$0000
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sep #$30
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.a8
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.i8
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lda #$00
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plp ;smart->long, unsmart->short
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lda #$ea
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nop
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sep #$30
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.a8
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.i8
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php
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lda #$00
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rep #$30
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.a16
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.i16
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lda #$0000
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plp ;smart->short, unsmart->long
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lda #$eaea
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rep #$30
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.a16
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.i16
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nop
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; try some 16-bit stuff with and without symbols
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lda skip ;EDIT: set these to "skip" label
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lda skip+20
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jsr skip
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jsr skip+20
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jsr (skip,X)
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bne past1
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jmp (skip,X)
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past1:
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; try a few without symbols
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jsr $edcb
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lda $edcb
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bne past2
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jmp ($edcb,X)
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past2:
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nop
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rtl
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