No matter what I do I get this !!! And only with CA !!! I checked all the ASM files and these weren't messed up, and the program is not messed up either (I had an HDD issue which caused my some messed up files - BIOS doesn't support HDDs over 139GB and I have 250GB HDD, and a software solution to come over the limit... but Win98SE doesn't use it).
Ignore the last line, it is put there by my time stamp proggy...
Any ideas ?
Last edited by TmEE co.(TM) on Thu Sep 13, 2007 7:43 am, edited 1 time in total.
Thing is that when I've got page fault with some other soft, it was caused by too little memory (or crashing the program on purpose), and appeared only once, but in this case it happens whenever I try to assemble... other copies of SNASM68K in other locations of my SMD directory work fine...
Make sure the directory it's in doesn't have any spaces.
Also, didn't you say you were using the NT version of SNASM? That's really not a smart idea. That's 32-bit vs 16-bit. Windows 9X command line is 16-bit, as it doesn't have CMD.EXE, which is a 32-bit "console".
After seeing if XP version works (and it gave even bigger error), I started to comment every single line and finally: Problem solved, one graphics file WAS messed up, and it was the problem, now everything assemble perfectly (with both DOS and XP versions of SNASM68K)
SNASM is pretty long in the tooth. It's probably time to retire the old girl.
Use asmx instead. It supports not just the 68000, but also the Z80 and a number of other older CPUs. It also compiles for a number of platforms - I'm using it in 64 bit linux.
