Anyways, so I wanted to learn gbz80 assembly, and I wanted to use VASM to assemble my programs.
I learnt a bit of z80/ez80 assembly before, and I used spasm64 to assemble.
It was pretty easy, I had a notpad with the source, spasm64 exe and .bat file with the command:
"spasm64 -E "code.asm" "TEST.8xp pause"
to create a TEXT.8xp file from my code.asm file, for my calculator.
But for vasm, you have to compile the executable yourself, for the cpu you want to assemble on, and I never did that
![Sad :(](./images/smilies/icon_e_sad.gif)
And even after compiling, in the .bat file there is sooo many commands to put in, i'm totally lost with that.
I saw your article on the differences between winape and vasm. Actually, VASM syntax seems to be more similar to what i'm used to. And i'm used to the simple notepad for the source, and the emulator and the assembler apart.
But I didnt understand how to make the executable file (with the Makefile) from the source.
Actually, I took the exec that you built, with your command and it works! Ty!
But i'm confused on how to compile vasm, I never did that.
I tried a few things but I got an error every time haha.
Maybe you have a tutorial video, or you could explain me how to do it?
I know i suk haha