I've working on a program which uses assembly language with the OSDK.
The program builds fine with SET OSDKADDR=$2000, but I've been running out of memory (I use the area for $6400 - $b3b0 for storing offscreen data) and would like to grab a few more bytes.
I've tried using an earlier OSDKADDRR (e.g $600, or $1000) but the program always crashes when I run it. I've been trying to figure out why this happens, but have failed so far.
Can anyone please suggest why this might be? Or maybe suggest a strategy to investigate the failure?
Thanks.
Simozzer
P.S. Project is available here: https://github.com/simozzer/Oric6502
Cannot change OSDKADDR value
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Re: Cannot change OSDKADDR value
I tried with $400 without any problem.
Have you tried the osdk_showmap?
Have you tried the osdk_showmap?
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Re: Cannot change OSDKADDR value
Well, this is strange.
$400 works for me, so does $2000
but if I try with $1000, or $600 the program crashes.
I'll go with $400 for now, as this will give me a few more bytes to play with, but will do some investigation with osdk_showmap to see if I can work out a reason for this strange behavior
$400 works for me, so does $2000
but if I try with $1000, or $600 the program crashes.
I'll go with $400 for now, as this will give me a few more bytes to play with, but will do some investigation with osdk_showmap to see if I can work out a reason for this strange behavior