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Problem Description: Add character values to assembler (which are translated to their corresponding immediate values).
Example: Currently, to print a character to the display, one must know its exact character set value; for instance:
OUT #0x41, A // Print 'A' to the screen
This can be partially mended using Preprocessor constants:
.define 1 _A 0x41OUT _A, A // Print 'A' to the screen
However, this requires one to define many constants if one wants to write arbitrary characters; instead, this should be a built-in feature of the Assembler, like so:
OUT'A', A // Print 'A' to the screen
This should cover the entire character set of the ByteFrost display.
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Problem Description: Add character values to assembler (which are translated to their corresponding immediate values).
Example: Currently, to print a character to the display, one must know its exact character set value; for instance:
This can be partially mended using Preprocessor constants:
However, this requires one to define many constants if one wants to write arbitrary characters; instead, this should be a built-in feature of the Assembler, like so:
This should cover the entire character set of the ByteFrost display.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: