Hi, shouldn't the first bytes declared after the first .BSS directive be allocated into $2000 ? Checking the disassembly in Mednafen's debugger shows the address is $2200.
Are the first 512 bytes reserved for some reason? I'm checking the documentation but I can't find anything about that. Am I breaking something if I put a .ORG $2000 after the first .BSS ?
pceas .BSS directive
Re: pceas .BSS directive
Indeed, .bss starts at $2200.
The first 256 bytes of $2000 is the zero page. You can declare stuffs there using the .zp directive.
Next comes the stack ($2100 - $21ff included). There's no directive. You can still read/write there but you'll most likely shoot yourself in the foot as it's used to store returns addresses, and everything you pushed there with the pha/phx/phy/etc... instructions.
The first 256 bytes of $2000 is the zero page. You can declare stuffs there using the .zp directive.
Next comes the stack ($2100 - $21ff included). There's no directive. You can still read/write there but you'll most likely shoot yourself in the foot as it's used to store returns addresses, and everything you pushed there with the pha/phx/phy/etc... instructions.
Re: pceas .BSS directive
Ok, understood. I think I'm too used to manage these things by hand 