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Re: McGraw-Hill Assembler

Posted: Sun Dec 12, 2021 9:27 pm
by mk79
Chr$ wrote:*little rant alert* I haven't been able to add an image to the wiki or reliably edit/add text since September 2020, since changes were made to the hosting, server, or whatever it was.
At least you have the theoretical right, I was denied flat out last time I tried it ;) Sounds like I havenā€˜t missed much

Re: McGraw-Hill Assembler

Posted: Thu Dec 16, 2021 11:18 am
by NormanDunbar
Hi Ralf,

I've had a look at all my fonts, "Syntax" is not one of them.

Cheers,
Norm.

Re: McGraw-Hill Assembler

Posted: Tue Apr 05, 2022 12:42 pm
by Chr$
Here's a page on my little website with the McGraw Hill Assembler photos and a scanned PDF version of the manual. Anyone that is brave enough to put those pics on the wiki is welcome to try it.
https://qxl.win/mcgraw_hill.htm

Re: McGraw-Hill Assembler

Posted: Tue Apr 05, 2022 1:43 pm
by RalfR
Ah, I also have this. The included SuperBASIC forms the first version of S_Edit ;) and was copied in much places from TT's sedit.

Have you tried the editor? "cursor_code" are CURSEN and CURDIS (as far as I remember), but there is a missing file ROOM_BIN. The editor holds the text in an array and the two keywords MAKE_ROOM and TAKE_ROOM are used to add or delete an entry in the text array.

Re: McGraw-Hill Assembler

Posted: Tue Apr 05, 2022 3:40 pm
by Derek_Stewart
I have downloaded the Assmbler Manual and corrected the double page scannning, so that there is one page per page. l have cleaned up any black marks.

Just got to OCR it eith Tesseract and edit the text file into a pdf file. Only 40 pages.

I upload the finished manual here.

Re: McGraw-Hill Assembler

Posted: Tue Apr 05, 2022 3:41 pm
by Chr$
RalfR wrote:Ah, I also have this. The included SuperBASIC forms the first version of S_Edit ;) and was copied in much places from TT's sedit.

Have you tried the editor? "cursor_code" are CURSEN and CURDIS (as far as I remember), but there is a missing file ROOM_BIN. The editor holds the text in an array and the two keywords MAKE_ROOM and TAKE_ROOM are used to add or delete an entry in the text array.
I haven't even tried it! Perhaps the ROOM_BIN file gets generated somehow. Write protect tab is missing and all appears to be original.

Double page scanning is so much quicker to undertake Derek, but I will of course replace it with your version when done.

Re: McGraw-Hill Assembler

Posted: Tue Apr 05, 2022 4:24 pm
by RalfR
Chr$ wrote:I haven't even tried it! Perhaps the ROOM_BIN file gets generated somehow.
Hmm, not as far as I know. Perhaps you can upload the editor here?

Re: McGraw-Hill Assembler

Posted: Tue Apr 05, 2022 5:18 pm
by Chr$
RalfR wrote:
Chr$ wrote:I haven't even tried it! Perhaps the ROOM_BIN file gets generated somehow.
Hmm, not as far as I know. Perhaps you can upload the editor here?
Here it is (zipped in windows, as it's just a text file). Different version perhaps.

Re: McGraw-Hill Assembler

Posted: Tue Apr 05, 2022 6:09 pm
by RalfR
Thank you! Yes, this seems to be an earlier version than mine.

Re: McGraw-Hill Assembler

Posted: Tue Apr 05, 2022 10:29 pm
by dilwyn
Chr$ wrote:
RalfR wrote:
Chr$ wrote:I haven't even tried it! Perhaps the ROOM_BIN file gets generated somehow.
Hmm, not as far as I know. Perhaps you can upload the editor here?
Here it is (zipped in windows, as it's just a text file). Different version perhaps.
Had a little play, seems quite nice.

To get it to run in SBASIC, I had to change the IF....: END Define lines to IF... : RETurn as SBASIC doesn't seem to like then conditional END DEFines, other than that, it seems to work quite well.