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Calculator Community => TI Calculators => Axe => Topic started by: ACagliano on August 29, 2010, 05:55:26 pm
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How exactly, in Axe, would I be able to get the hex that makes up an asm executable and output it into a string, a string which I would then be free to copy into a new program or appvar or use in some other manner. You can post code here, as this has nothing to do with any contest.
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I assume it would be done like this, though i haven't tested it.
"0123456789ABCDEF"->Str1
GetCalc("prgmASM")->P .P is a pointer to the start of the data of the program ASM
GetCalc("Str1",{P-2}^r*2)->S .S is a pointer to the start of the data of OS var Str1
For(Z,0,{P-2}^r-1
{{P+Z}->A/16+Str1}->{Z*2+S}
{A^16+Str1}->{Z*2+1+S}
End
know that i'm not 100% sure this will work.. it should probably be tested on an emulator first. i tested it on a few basic programs though, which came with seemingly correct results. with a basic program having only 01234 as its first line, my program gave me the string 3031323334, which are the ASCII character codes of 0-4.
edit: this didn't work for an asm program i had. it might be better just to give the asm program an axe header, use axe's back-up feature to make an appvar of the program. then you have it in an appvar for your use.
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Well, actually, what I'm going for is a conversion utility. I know that some people, including myself, have had circumstances in which typing in hex by hand is their only feasible option in running assembly. I'm trying to make a utility that takes any program and displays its hex, so that I can, say, tell a friend what to type in to a program.
But thanks for that.
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Here's what I have so far. You input the file name (MUST INCLUDE THE TOKEN) and it gives you a byte-by-byte of the variable.