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Environment variable - How to make? - ASM HCS08

Leojunin — Thu, 17 Dec 2015 23:39:49 GMT

Hello to the whole community. While I seek to do this I will describe:

I program in relocatable assembler and want to have an environment variable accessed from any of my .asm files, I can also modify it with a macro. This variable is just a char number, (I mean a single byte $00 to $FF), something like a value created by SET with the difference that SET is private in a .asm file and can not read its value from another .asm. They understood what I want to do? I have read the help of environment variables but I can not make it work

Re: Environment variable - How to make? - ASM HCS08

ZhangJennie — Fri, 18 Dec 2015 07:16:22 GMT

Hi,

SET derivative is similar as #define in C language. the related expression doesn't have a memory address.and it can not be viewed by external module.

user can define a symbol with XDEF. for example,

XDEF myglo;

then use XREF to refer it in other module:

XREF myglo;

Have a great day,
Jennie Zhang

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Re: Environment variable - How to make? - ASM HCS08

Leojunin — Fri, 18 Dec 2015 16:37:09 GMT

Hi Jennie.

I know what you're talking about, but not what I do. That makes me a variable public I'm programming the software. What I look for is an environment variable (CW itself) which can use its value. Example:

main.asm

Environment_Variable = 1

lda #Environment_Variable

othercode.asm

Environment_Variable = Environment_Variable + 1

lda #Environment_Variable

I mean, have a variable that can vary its value from an .asm and read from another .asm. Not the address of a variable. It is understood? There are environment variables as:

ERRORFILE

TMP

USERNAME

LIBPATH

and there is an option...

-Env: Set Environment Variable

Group

HOST

Syntax

-Env <Environment Variable> = <Variable Setting>

Arguments

<Environment Variable> : Environment variable to be set.

<Variable Setting> : Setting of the environment variable.

Description

This option sets an environment variable. The environment variable may be used in the maker or to overwrite system environment variables.

and I do not understand how to use it

Re: Environment variable - How to make? - ASM HCS08

ZhangJennie — Wed, 23 Dec 2015 06:39:21 GMT

I never use environment in this way, but i suggest you read document

http://cache.nxp.com/files/soft_dev_tools/doc/ref_manual/HC08ASMRM.pdf?fsrch=1&sr=1&pageNum=1

chapter 3, environment.

Have a great day,
Jennie Zhang

Re: Environment variable - How to make? - ASM HCS08

mariaotero — Tue, 29 Dec 2015 19:24:11 GMT

you need to name it in the .INC file, like this:

Example:

MAIN.ASM

; variable/data section

MY_ZEROPAGE: SECTION SHORT ; Insert here your data definition

mainEnvironment_Variable DS.B 1 ;this variable is equal to the position 0x70:

CLR Environment_Variable

If the variable in main.asm is in the position 0x70 then in the .INC file located in Project_Headers folder:

Environment_Variable EQU $70.

SPANISH:

Tenes que nombrar la variable en el archivo .INC, por ejemplo:

si en el source MAIN.ASM tenes nombrada la variable asi:

; variable/data section

MY_ZEROPAGE: SECTION SHORT ; Insert here your data definition

main_variable ds.b 1 ;Esta variable es equivalente al sector de memoria 0x70

clr variable

En el archivo .INC que se encuentra en la carpeta project_headers (por ejemplo MC9S08AW32.inc), tenes que nombrar la posicion de memoria en la que se encuentre la variable (0x70):

variable equ $70

Saludos.

Re: Environment variable - How to make? - ASM HCS08

Leojunin — Thu, 31 Dec 2015 02:11:36 GMT

Hola, entiendo lo que decis, lo se, pero no es lo que deseo hacer, lo que yo digo es ( y a ver si me ayuadas a traducirlo mejor) es una variable de entorno de programacion, del compilador, osea una especie de SET pero publica. Me explico?

Te recuerdo que programo en relocatable assembler:

Un SET que pueda definir e inciar un valor en "main.asm", por ejemplo:

main.asm

VARIABLE_EJEMPLO SET 3

code SECTION

lda #VARIABLE_EJEMPLO

luego desde "rutinas.asm" leer VARIABLE_EJEMPLO y asignarlo a algo y modificarlo, por ejemplo:

rutinas.asm

Etiqueta FCB VARIABLE_EJEMPLO

VARIABLE_EJEMPLO SET VARIABLE_EJEMPLO + 2

y si deseara seguiria en otro archivo

rutinas2.asm

Etiqueta2 FCB VARIABLE_EJEMPLO

VARIABLE_EJEMPLO SET VARIABLE_EJEMPLO + 2

me explico? hasta ahora lo estoy haciendo de otra manera, pero no es lo que deseo.

Si quieres traducirlo para todos, podes ayudarme, usaste un acento medio argentino.

Re: Environment variable - How to make? - ASM HCS08

mariaotero — Mon, 11 Jan 2016 00:06:44 GMT

Me mataste, pero creo que entiendo lo que necesitas y la única manera que encontré de hacer lo que decís, es utilizando includes.

Soy de buenos aires.

Re: Environment variable - How to make? - ASM HCS08

mariaotero — Mon, 11 Jan 2016 00:09:19 GMT

De que manera lo estas haciendo?