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Actually when I have for exemple "LDA #0000" (in fact in opcode of course) f9dasm disassemble this as "LDA M0000" and create a line "M000 EQU $0000".
This works but create a lot of labels which are, for me, very disturbing.
I found that put a CONST instruction in the info file at the address of the operand #0000 solve the problem... for this specific instruction !
I have to do that each time #0000 is used in the code... And same for all the others constant values used everywhere...
Is there a better approach to do that and avoid these kind of labels ?
Thanks and regards.
Philippe
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I think this is pretty much the normal expected usage. Instead of using 'const' everywhere you can also customize the label so that frequently-used constants have a friendly name, for example 'label 0000 NULL' and then only use 'const' when that label still doesn't make sense.
Hi,
I try to disassemble some 6809 code with f9dasm.
Actually when I have for exemple "LDA #0000" (in fact in opcode of course) f9dasm disassemble this as "LDA M0000" and create a line "M000 EQU $0000".
This works but create a lot of labels which are, for me, very disturbing.
I found that put a CONST instruction in the info file at the address of the operand #0000 solve the problem... for this specific instruction !
I have to do that each time #0000 is used in the code... And same for all the others constant values used everywhere...
Is there a better approach to do that and avoid these kind of labels ?
Thanks and regards.
Philippe
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: