Division with Remainder Problem

[Fort Apocalypse]

Hey,

 

I'm doing the following at the top of my bB game:

 

include div_mul16.asm

 

and then at one point I do this:

 

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temp6 = proom // 10

rem *** remainder (last digit) stored in temp1

if temp1 = 1 then gosub room1

if temp1 = 2 then gosub room2

if temp1 = 3 then gosub room3

if temp1 = 4 then gosub room1

if temp1 = 5 then gosub room2

if temp1 = 6 then gosub room3

if temp1 = 7 then gosub room1

if temp1 = 8 then gosub room2

if temp1 = 9 then gosub room3

if temp1 = 0 then gosub room1

return

 

when compiling I get the following error. Can anyone see what I'm doing wrong? I want to get the remainder of dividing proom by 10 in order to get the last digit of that number (for now it is just as proof of concept).

 

---------- Capture Output ----------

> "C:\Atari2600\bB\2600bas.bat" C:\Atari2600\projects\fmadventure\2padv0.3.bas

2600 Basic compilation complete.

DASM V2.20.07, Macro Assembler ©1988-2003

bytes of ROM space left

--> cycle74_HMCLR f084

914 bytes of ROM space left

914 bytes of ROM space left

914 bytes of ROM space left

--- Unresolved Symbol List

div16 0000 ???? (R )

 

Fatal assembly error: Source is not resolvable.

 

> Terminated with exit code 0.

[Fort Apocalypse]

I've also tried including both in the top:

 

include div_mul.asm

include div_mul16.asm

 

and then I get the error:

 

---------- Capture Output ----------

> "C:\Atari2600\bB\2600bas.bat" C:\Atari2600\projects\fmadventure\2padv0.3.bas

2600 Basic compilation complete.

DASM V2.20.07, Macro Assembler ©1988-2003

bytes of ROM space left

--> cycle74_HMCLR f084

 

> Terminated with exit code 0.

[Fort Apocalypse]

Here's the full source

2padv0.3.bas

[+batari]

Here's the full source

2padv0.3.bas

You need to place includes before anything else. Particularly, if you put them after the "set" directive, they might be ignored. Hmmm.... Maybe I should have the compiler generate a warning instead?

[Fort Apocalypse]

Here's the full source

2padv0.3.bas

You need to place includes before anything else. Particularly, if you put them after the "set" directive, they might be ignored. Hmmm.... Maybe I should have the compiler generate a warning instead?

 

Thanks! That was definitely it. Yes, it would be great to have a compiler warning if it's not too hard. The more compilation warnings the better, IMO.

Edited October 18, 2007 by Fort Apocalypse