- Implemented the multiply expression into the assembler.

- Implemented support for the SIB addressing mode into
  the assembler.

  SIB is short for "Scale Index, and Base", and works
  much like x86's version of SIB (scale*index+base),
  although my version supports any scale value between
  1, and 256.

- Redid the line shifting routine in SuBEditor.

  It now uses memcpy, and memset to do that, and also
  supports shifting the line left, or right by any
  number of characters.

1 files changed, 0 insertions, 59 deletions

diff --git a/programs/sub-suite/tmp-stuff/test-size.s b/programs/sub-suite/tmp-stuff/test-size.s
deleted file mode 100644
index b543a36..0000000
--- a/programs/sub-suite/tmp-stuff/test-size.s
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,59 +0,0 @@
-MAGIC = $AA
-
-
-.org 0
-findramend:
-	and #0		; Reset A.
-;	lda #MAGIC	; Set A to a magic number.
-@loop:
-	mov a, (d)	; Preserve the value.
-	mov (d), #MAGIC	; Write the magic number to the current end of RAM.
-	cmp (d), #MAGIC	; Is the value in RAM, the same as the magic number we wrote?
-	bne @moveback	; No, so move back until we find the last writable memory location.
-	mov (d), a	; Yes, so restore the previous value.
-	add.w d, #$4000	; Increment the end of RAM pointer by 16K.
-	bra @loop	; Keep looping.
-@moveback:
-	dec d		; Decrement the end of RAM pointer.
-	mov a, (d)	; Preserve the value.
-	mov (d), #MAGIC	; Write the magic number to the current end of RAM.
-	cmp (d), #MAGIC	; Is the value in RAM, the same as the magic number we wrote?
-	bne @moveback	; No, so keep looping.
-	mov (d), a	; Yes, so restore the previous value.
-@end:
-	mov a, d	; Return the end of RAM pointer.
-;	ple.q		; Restore E.
-	rts		; End of findramend.
-
-
-;findramend:
-;	phe.q		; Preserve E.
-;	phb.q		; Preserve B.
-;	mov e, d	; Set E to the RAM pointer.
-;	and #0		; Reset A.
-;	lda #MAGIC	; Set A to a magic number.
-;@loop:
-;	ldb (e)		; Preserve the value.
-;	sta (e)		; Write the magic number to the current end of RAM.
-;	cmp (e)		; Is the value in RAM, the same as the magic number we wrote?
-;	bne @moveback	; No, so move back until we find the last writable memory location.
-;	stb (e)		; Yes, so restore the previous value.
-;	ade.w #$4000	; Increment the end of RAM pointer by 16K.
-;	bra @loop	; Keep looping.
-;@moveback:
-;	dee		; Decrement the end of RAM pointer.
-;	ldb (e)		; Preserve the value.
-;	sta (e)		; Write the magic number to the current end of RAM.
-;	cmp (e)		; Is the value in RAM, the same as the magic number we wrote?
-;	bne @moveback	; No, so keep looping.
-;	stb (e)		; Yes, so restore the previous value.
-;@end:
-;	mov a, e	; Return the end of RAM pointer.
-;	ple.q		; Restore E.
-;	plb.q		; Restore B.
-;	rts		; End of findramend.
-
-a
-.org findramend
-v
-q