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RedToad User Level: 11 ![]() Posts: 21/23 EXP: 5633 For next: 352 Since: 03-13-15 Since last post: 7.1 years Last activity: 7.1 years |
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| Nope it still does it. Oh well I will just use the trick that I found that works for me. I will just push the enter key after it is done assembling. It's weird that I have to do that. It might be a glitch with Windows Vista, maybe.
EDIT: I figured it out now. For some reason It works when I specify the end of the code. Like this NOP NOP .ORG 0x00000008 This code will work without me having to push the enter key at the command prompt. These codes will not work unless I push the enter key at the command prompt: NOP NOP .ORG 0x00000000 NOP NOP Your code that you gave me for the Hello World had the .ORG at the front and .ORG at the back of the code which made it work, see: .org 0x861C0 ADDIU SP, SP, 0xFFE8 SW RA, 0x14(SP) ORI A0, R0, 0x70 ORI A1, R0, 0x70 LUI A2, 0x802C JAL 0x802D66C0 ORI A2, A2, 0xB23C LW RA, 0x14(SP) JR RA ADDIU SP, SP, 0x18 .org 0x8623C .asciiz "Hello World" In your readme it also says: 1. Make use of the .ORG directive if you want your code to be written to a specific address. When you put in this code: .ORG 0x00000000 LUI T0, 0x254D ADDIU T0, T1, 0x2899 NOP J 0x0033008 NOP Did you add .ORG 0x00000014 at the end? If you did then that is why it worked for you and not for me. It was partially my fault for not putting in the code right and us not knowing that .n64 wasn't compatible. So long story short I have to push enter if I didn't specify where I wanted CajeASM to write to and I don't have to push enter if I used the .ORG directive. I think this is a bug, at least for me. What do you think? |



