Binary into asm

[Nando]

Ok, so I got some weird results

First I compiled the following code:

Code:

art: asm incbin "final.bin" end asm pause 0 paper 0: ink 7: border 0: CLS asm ld hl,(.LABEL._art) ld de,18432 ld bc,2048 ED LDIR RET end asm

and it compiled ok, but produced no result (just finished the generated basic loader at line 30)

So, after some trial and error, I decided to try a goto 10 on the first line, and label the line with pause 0 with 10, therefore skipping the asm for the incbin (as it does not need to be executed, altough I assumed it would not be an issue)
This executed the second asm code, but I got gibberish instead of the expected drawing.

To check if there was something wrong with the bin file or something like that, I added the following basic code before the asm routine:

Code:

for n=0 to 2047 poke (18432+n), peek (@art+n) next n pause 0

This produced the desired art (but slower than the other assembly routine would); after the pause 0/ keypress, it run the asm and I got gibberish again.

Is there something wrong with my code, or is it some sort of bug?

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Another try, I replaced the code with the following, turning the bin file non-relocatable:

Code:

GOTO 10 art: asm org 50000 incbin "final.bin" end asm 10 pause 0 paper 0: ink 7: border 0: CLS asm ld hl,50000 ld de,18432 ld bc,2048 ED LDIR RET end asm

This produced the expected image, but the program ended with the following message:

C Nonsense in BASIC, 30:1

(PS: It's not my intention to hardcode the image file)