On 2013-06-10, at 20:34, Michał Pleban wrote: >> On execution, things are different. The interpreter interprets aa .. hh, >> whatever they mean. Then, it sees the $00 as end of the line. >> Next, it examines the following link pointer (xx, yy). For the >> interpreter to step here, yy must be $00 - otherwise, it will happily >> interpret the rest of the memory. > > But, I guess, if aa..hh are a SYS to some routine that never returns to > BASIC, Right - that's exactly what I had in mind at first but then, after Spiro's explanations, I realised that it anyway wouldn't make much sense in cc65 (even if it worked on LISTing - but it doesn't) as we want clean returns from the ML code if needed. -- SD! Message was sent through the cbm-hackers mailing listReceived on 2013-06-10 20:02:46
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