On a 48k Apple II, the BLTU2 call throws an error, even when there is nothing to copy in the LC segment. Add an alternative LC copy, based on memcpy, to an extra file that the user can link in as with iobuf-0800. This memcpy-based version allows our programs to run on Integer ROM apple2. It costs 21 bytes in binary size, plus memcpy (60 bytes in binary size + RAM use) if it wasn't already linked in.
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ArmAsm
34 lines
927 B
ArmAsm
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; Colin Leroy-Mira, 06.03.2025
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; Copy the LC segment from the end of the binary to the Language Card
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; using _memcpy. This allows running apple2 programs on the original
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; Integer ROM Apple ][.
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.export bltu2
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.import _memcpy, pushax
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.import __ONCE_LOAD__, __ONCE_SIZE__ ; Linker generated
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.import __LC_START__, __LC_LAST__ ; Linker generated
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.segment "ONCE"
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bltu2:
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; Get the destination start address.
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lda #<__LC_START__
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ldx #>__LC_START__
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jsr pushax
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; Get the source start address.
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lda #<(__ONCE_LOAD__ + __ONCE_SIZE__)
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ldx #>(__ONCE_LOAD__ + __ONCE_SIZE__)
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jsr pushax
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; Set the length
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lda #<(__LC_LAST__ - __LC_START__)
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ldx #>(__LC_LAST__ - __LC_START__)
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; And do the copy
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jmp _memcpy
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