programming • Re: Using OSFIND end in channel error

You don't mention which assembler you're using, but almost certainly you want more hashes, in BASIC's assembler syntax
otherwise you're loading the contents of memory location &80 into A, rather than the immediate (constant) &80.

I've looked at [...] search for file with File$Path [...] path pointed to by R2.

That looks like a description of the OS_Find SWI for RISC OS (on an Arm, with registers R0-R15) which is probably just muddying the water here,
Sprow.

Statistics: Posted by rps102 — Sun Mar 23, 2025 2:44 pm

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