Re: [cc65] a question about the write function

On 2/12/07, Groepaz <groepaz@gmx.net> wrote:
> On Monday 12 February 2007 15:43, Jac Ato wrote:
>
> > Finally, I wanted to know if there is a function similar to printf
> > (fprintf?) that would return a pointer to a formated string. This way,
> > I could just pass it to my uart_send_byte_ptr()...
>
> char outstr[20];
>
> sprintf(outstr,"boing %d",42);
>
> =)
>

Still does not work. Here is the log from fceuxdsp, my debugger, and
that's using sprintf. I thought that they would be using the same
calling methods, which they do.

$84B8:88        DEY                        A:00 X:60 Y:01 P:nvubdIZC
$84B9:A5 0C     LDA $000C = #$06           A:00 X:60 Y:00 P:nvubdIZC
$84BB:91 02     STA ($02),Y @ $07DC = #$06 A:06 X:60 Y:00 P:nvubdIzC
$84BD:20 00 60  JSR $6000                  A:06 X:60 Y:00 P:nvubdIzC
$6000:01 01     ORA ($01,X) @ $0000 = #$00 A:06 X:60 Y:00 P:nvubdIzC
$6002:01 00     ORA ($00,X) @ $0000 = #$00 A:06 X:60 Y:00 P:nvubdIzC

The culprit here is JSR $6000. As I said before, this corresponds to
the calloutfunc. Did anyone checked this out before?

JA
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