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From: CHL on 28 Dec 2006 18:49 Hi, I'm just starting off with SysRPL. I'm working with the 50g with ROM 2.09. I trying to understand the Filer_Type and Filer_Path arguments better. Specifically, where do I find a list of the different Filer_Type arguments. I see from other post that the #02A96 is directories but where are the other codes? Secondly, with regards to the Filer_Path argument, I can't seem to get :n:{ } syntax working. when I build using Debug4x it complains that "entry :2: doesn't exist. Here is the code snipit I'm working on. :: { #02A96 } :2:{ } { { "T1" BINT0 BINT25 } } FLASHPTR FILER_MANAGERTYPE ; Thanks -Colin
From: kjeanne on 28 Dec 2006 19:03 > I'm just starting off with SysRPL. Woohoo! It is actually a fun little language. Bit frustrating at times, but a blast once you get the hang of things. > Specifically, where do I find a list of the different Filer_Type > arguments. What those codes are is the prologue (5 nibble code, a nibble being 1/2 a byte) that identify which type of object you have sitting there. The best list I've found is in the comprehensive 49/50 assembly programming tutorial by Gilbert Fernandez and Eric Rechlin on hpcalc.org. Look in Part V, page 105 in the document (115 as reported by your pdf reader) I'd put in the link but for some reason I am not popping it up right this second. Here is the first bit of that table: Object type name TYPE Code Prologue Kind Real number 0 1 02933 Simple Complex number 1 2 02977 Compound String 2 3 02A2C Simple Array 3/4 4 029E8 Compound List 5 5 02A74 Compound Global name 6 6 02E48 Simple .... Directory object 15 2F 02A96 Compound Note that specifying a type does not work in port 3. No matter what you specify, it will display everything. > Secondly, with regards to the Filer_Path argument, I can't seem to get > :n:{ } syntax working. when I build using Debug4x it complains that > "entry :2: doesn't exist. UserRPL syntax is not the same as sysRPL for tagged objects. Use emacs to dissasemble :2:NAME on the stack and you will immediately see your error. I'll leave it as an excercise. :-) Have fun! TW
From: CHL on 28 Dec 2006 19:56 TW, This was very helpful advise. I now see all the object types from Gilbert's and Eric's excellent assembly language manual. Also the hint about disassemblying :3:{name} was very cool and immediately showed TAG 3 { ID name }. This correction worked great! Thanks -Colin On Dec 28, 4:03 pm, kjea...(a)gmail.com wrote: > > I'm just starting off with SysRPL.Woohoo! It is actually a fun little language. Bit frustrating at > times, but a blast once you get the hang of things. > > > Specifically, where do I find a list of the different Filer_Type > > arguments.What those codes are is the prologue (5 nibble code, a nibble being 1/2 > a byte) that identify which type of object you have sitting there. The > best list I've found is in the comprehensive 49/50 assembly programming > tutorial by Gilbert Fernandez and Eric Rechlin on hpcalc.org. Look in > Part V, page 105 in the document (115 as reported by your pdf reader) > I'd put in the link but for some reason I am not popping it up right > this second. Here is the first bit of that table: > > Object type name TYPE Code Prologue Kind > Real number 0 1 02933 Simple > Complex number 1 2 02977 Compound > String 2 3 02A2C > Simple > Array 3/4 4 029E8 > Compound > List 5 5 02A74 > Compound > Global name 6 6 02E48 Simple > ... > Directory object 15 2F 02A96 Compound > > Note that specifying a type does not work in port 3. No matter what > you specify, it will display everything. > > > Secondly, with regards to the Filer_Path argument, I can't seem to get > > :n:{ } syntax working. when I build using Debug4x it complains that > > "entry :2: doesn't exist.UserRPL syntax is not the same as sysRPL for tagged objects. Use emacs > to dissasemble :2:NAME on the stack and you will immediately see your > error. I'll leave it as an excercise. :-) > > Have fun! > > TW
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