Hi,

There's a new version of BeebAsm on the wiki page now, which fixes a bug which Dave F discovered.

It's sorted now

Cheers!

Oh, just to say... Dave M - could you mirror it on the BeebAsm page at stairwaytohell.com/beebasm please? Ta!

Compiling on my Mac produces two warnings :

asmexception.h:22: warning: ‘class AsmException’ has virtual functions but non-virtual destructor
asmexception.h:40: warning: ‘class AsmException_FileError’ has virtual functions but non-virtual destructor

Adding :

virtual ~AsmException() {}

and

virtual ~AsmException_FileError() {}

to the relevant classes in asmexception.h overcomes the warnings and the code compiles (and works !) OK.

Jon.

Forgot,

Also had to :

#include <errno.h>

in expression.cpp

and alter makefile.inc to removed references to c:\... in declares for CC, CXX etc.

Ah, cheers Jon!

I'd been meaning to ask if anyone would like to try compiling it on another platform to see if it worked ok.

Curious that GCC let the non-virtual destructors through... I compile with -pedantic, and I'd already caught the warning once, which was why AsmException_SyntaxError does have a virtual destructor. Also cheers for the <errno.h> thing - didn't know it had its own header file.

I'll make sure these changes go into the next version.

Glad to hear it works ok on Mac too

Not exactly 'another platform' but I have tried it with wineconsole under linux and works fine.
I think at the end I will convert it to run natively under Linux but for now I will keep it running with wine.

Following JonW's suggestions I have been able to compile it under Linux.
Here are the diffs:

src/Makefile
< TARGET := ../beebasm.exe
---
> TARGET := ../beebasm

src/Makefile.inc
< CC := C:/MinGW/bin/gcc
< CXX := C:/MinGW/bin/gcc
< LD := C:/MinGW/bin/gcc
< MKDIR := C:/Cygwin/bin/mkdir -p
< RM := C:/Cygwin/bin/rm -f
< ECHO := @@C:/Cygwin/bin/echo -e
---
> CC := gcc
> CXX := gcc
> LD := gcc
> MKDIR := mkdir -p
> RM := rm -f
> ECHO := echo -e

src/asmexception.h
> virtual ~AsmException() {}

src/expression.cpp
> #include <errno.h>