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Screen1 Rs.b 44*256 ; Screen1=$70000
Screen2 Rs.b 44*256 ; Screen2=$72c00
Sintab Rs.b 1024 ; Sintab =$75800
etc.....
This way you don't need to keep
tabs on your memory situation, just let
the assembler do the work; Thus
creating code which is more expandable,
and easier to follow. If you need some
space for a table theres no need to
hunt through lists of addresses trying
to find a suitable space, just append
the block onto the end of the list,
it's as simple as that.
I hope you find this as useful as I
have, its yet another reason to give up
on SEKA which is after all a very
inferior Assembler. Now onto the main
article of this section.
SCROLLERS
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The scroller is by far the most
common ( and most hated ) routine you
will find in a demo. It rears its ugly
head in many forms from the simple
horizontal scroller, to bob scrollers,