assembler sid v1.7303 help

MIOS programming (Assembler)
1

Hi,

I’m looking for some help,

I’m building a sid with external filter.

I’ve build everything ok, but when rebuilding the software (main.asm) after modification (MIDIbox SID users: open the “main.asm” file of the application and set the “ENABLE_AOUT” switch to 2. Thereafter rebuild the project and upload the new .hex file to the core.) I get an error.

I posted this message in the sid forum too, didn’t know where it really belong. if anyone can help. thanks

I on mac os x and using gputils. I’ve read in the forum that with gputils they’re some limitation. I’ve tried to run the script from the wiki (http://www.midibox.org/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=compiling_the_midibox_source_on_linux) but no luck (I get a no command found). can’t seem to make it running. it’s been 2 days that I’m trying to do this little change and I’m getting really frustrated, so my question is more a favor, does someone did the modification and can send me the hex file (main.asm in hex)?

my email is nh[at]nhaudio.com.

thanks for the help and this great forum,

cheers,

Nicolas

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hi nicolas,

in case you don’t know, crossposting is not the most welcome thing you can do on a forum :wink:

it would be helpful if you write what you have done and the errormessage you get. have you fixed gpasm.sh to replace the macros?

regards,

Michael

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hi nicolas,

in case you don’t know, crossposting is not the most welcome thing you can do on a forum :wink:

it would be helpful if you write what you have done and the errormessage you get. have you fixed gpasm.sh to replace the macros?

regards,

Michael

sorry about it, but for my defense i stated it  ;).

I did it just because as a sid forum user I never checked the assembler forum, and since the topics could belong on both…tried to remove but wont let me do…so admin if you can remove the topic in the sid forum…

On the real topic now, yes that’s what I’m trying to do, to fix gpasm, but when I try to run the ./fix-gpasm.sh or it gives me a permission denied, so went with the $sodu ./fix-gpasm.sh then it gives me a command not found, I even tried logged in root but no luck either.

when I try to run the ./fix-gpasm.sh I’m in the midibox_sid_v1_7303b folder where all the files are located. (I copied the script from the wiki, made 2 files with a txt editor, one called fix-gpasm.sh and the other replace-macros.sed then put everything in the midibox_sid_v1_7303b folder)

can you help? ???

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can you help?

I’ll try to :wink:

But I won’t compile it for you, because I’m very busy and if you ever want to compile another app (like the seq), the same problem occurs.

besides this issue, what you’re going to learn is valid for hundrets of other cases on osx, so you won’t regret having heard about it!

when I try to run the ./fix-gpasm.sh or it gives me a permission denied

you can set the right permissions by typing

[tt]chmod -R 777[/tt] then drag the file(s) into the terminal window, so the line says:

[tt]chmod -R 777 thePath/to/myFile.ext[/tt]

the relevant permission here is that you can execute the script. not sure if sudo helps in this case…

if you don’t like the terminal, you could also start any ftp-application that supports setting permissions and check “execute” in the file props (instead of typing chmod…).

now you should be able to execute the .sh-script.

then it gives me a command not found

when you get this command, it tells you something is not found. now it would be interesting what is not found. can you look it up and guess why it’s not found?

try setting the current workpath before calling anything by typing:

[tt]cd [/tt] and drag the folder into the terminal window, so you’ll see

[tt]cd path/to/myFolder/[/tt]

cd stands for “change directory”

if you still got “command not found” tell us the exact first error message, and we’ll see how to continue…

cheers,

Michael

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I’ll try to :wink:

But I won’t compile it for you, because I’m very busy and if you ever want to compile another app (like the seq), the same problem occurs.

besides this issue, what you’re going to learn is valid for hundrets of other cases on osx, so you won’t regret having heard about it!

you can set the right permissions by typing

[tt]chmod -R 777[/tt] then drag the file(s) into the terminal window, so the line says:

[tt]chmod -R 777 thePath/to/myFile.ext[/tt]

the relevant permission here is that you can execute the script. not sure if sudo helps in this case…

if you don’t like the terminal, you could also start any ftp-application that supports setting permissions and check “execute” in the file props (instead of typing chmod…).

now you should be able to execute the .sh-script.

when you get this command, it tells you something is not found. now it would be interesting what is not found. can you look it up and guess why it’s not found?

try setting the current workpath before calling anything by typing:

[tt]cd [/tt] and drag the folder into the terminal window, so you’ll see

[tt]cd path/to/myFolder/[/tt]

cd stands for “change directory”

if you still got “command not found” tell us the exact first error message, and we’ll see how to continue…

cheers,

Michael

hi michael thanks for the help,

we made some progress, here’s what I get

[:~/Desktop/midibox_sid_v1_7303b] nicolash% ./fix-gpasm.sh

./fix-gpasm.sh: line 4: src/*.inc: No such file or directory

./fix-gpasm.sh: line 4: src/*.inc_: No such file or directory

./fix-gpasm.sh: line 4: src/*.asm: No such file or directory

./fix-gpasm.sh: line 4: src/*.asm_: No such file or directory

./fix-gpasm.sh: line 4: src/*.h: No such file or directory

./fix-gpasm.sh: line 4: src/*.h_: No such file or directory

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okay,

now look at the second line in the sh script:

[tt]for i in src/*.inc src/*.asm src/*.h;[/tt]

that’s a loop and says {do something} in all files in the sub-directory src with the file-ending *.inc.

Now remember, that this script has been written to change the macros for the MIOS-sourcecode itself. You are using it for something else.

The error sais, that it can’t find a subfolder src.

Can you solve that by yourself? :slight_smile:

another hint: the same applies for files with the ending .h (header files) and the ending .asm

cheers,

Michael

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okay,

now look at the second line in the sh script:

[tt]for i in src/*.inc src/*.asm src/*.h;[/tt]

that’s a loop and says {do something} in all files in the sub-directory src with the file-ending *.inc.

Now remember, that this script has been written to change the macros for the MIOS-sourcecode itself. You are using it for something else.

The error sais, that it can’t find a subfolder src.

Can you solve that by yourself? :slight_smile:

another hint: the same applies for files with the ending .h (header files) and the ending .asm

cheers,

Michael

ok removed “src/*” in the script

got this (I hope it’s ok?):

~/Desktop/midibox_sid_v1_7303b] nicolash% ./fix-gpasm.sh

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

[nicolas-hermansens-powerbook-g4-12:~/Desktop/midibox_sid_v1_7303b] nicolash%

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Hi Nicolas,

you must not remove src/* but only the path src/

*.inc searches for {anyfile}.inc

and forget about all errors, no need to get afraid by a long listing, just look at the very first error!

it sais “command i expects” something. That means you gave something to it that was not expected, in other words it can’t deal with it!

Now when you look at the line of the bash script you wrote:

“for i in *.asm…” (your faulty version should say “for i in .asm”…)

you see that after “i” is “in”, we can ignore that cause it’s part of the for loop statement.

Then comes “.asm” and that’s why it’s complaining. So by reading the error message right, you are able to look up where the problem is by yourself!

(I’m now away from the computer the next hours, so don’t wonder if I’m not answering right away :), but I’ll be back…

Cheers,

Michael

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Hi Nicolas,

you must not remove src/* but only the path src/

*.inc searches for {anyfile}.inc

and forget about all errors, no need to get afraid by a long listing, just look at the very first error!

it sais “command i expects” something. That means you gave something to it that was not expected, in other words it can’t deal with it!

Now when you look at the line of the bash script you wrote:

“for i in *.asm…” (your faulty version should say “for i in .asm”…)

you see that after “i” is “in”, we can ignore that cause it’s part of the for loop statement.

Then comes “.asm” and that’s why it’s complaining. So by reading the error message right, you are able to look up where the problem is by yourself!

(I’m now away from the computer the next hours, so don’t wonder if I’m not answering right away :), but I’ll be back…

Cheers,

Michael

hey michael I did a typo, I had only removed src/ so the fault is not coming from there…but…I feel a bit stupid but this time I don’t get it. ;-(

let me know when you have some spare time,

cheers,

nicolas

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I tried this and found out that it should work if you write [tt]'*.asm’[/tt]

The error message itself gave this hint:

command i expects \ followed by text

now I’m not sure if the sh script will work that way on OSX. I’ll check that later. Maybe it already works this way for you?

cheers,

Michael

ps: no reason to feed stupid, one cannot know this if you’re not used to programming :slight_smile:

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I tried this and found out that it should work if you write [tt]'*.asm’[/tt]

The error message itself gave this hint:

now I’m not sure if the sh script will work that way on OSX. I’ll check that later. Maybe it already works this way for you?

cheers,

Michael

ps: no reason to feed stupid, one cannot know this if you’re not used to programming :slight_smile:

:'(not yet  :wink:

i did try a few things first like this:

#!/bin/sh

for i in '*.inc’ '*.asm’ '*.h’;do

  tr -d ‘\r’ < $i|sed -f replace-macros.sed >${i}_ && mv ${i}_ $i

done

got that:

~/Desktop/midibox_sid_v1_7303b] nicolash% ./fix-gpasm.sh

./fix-gpasm.sh: line 4: unexpected EOF while looking for matching `‘’

./fix-gpasm.sh: line 6: syntax error: unexpected end of file

then like this

#!/bin/sh

for i in ‘*.inc’ ‘*.asm’ ‘*.h’;do

  tr -d ‘\r’ < $i|sed -f replace-macros.sed >${i}_ && mv ${i}_ $i

done

and got that

~/Desktop/midibox_sid_v1_7303b] nicolash% ./fix-gpasm.sh

./fix-gpasm.sh: line 3: unexpected EOF while looking for matching `‘’

./fix-gpasm.sh: line 5: syntax error: unexpected end of file

then like this

#!/bin/sh

for i in ‘*.inc’ ‘*.asm’ ‘*.h’;do tr -d ‘\r’ < $i|sed -f replace-macros.sed >${i}_ && mv ${i}_ $i

done

and got that

~/Desktop/midibox_sid_v1_7303b] nicolash% ./fix-gpasm.sh

./fix-gpasm.sh: line 3: *.inc: No such file or directory

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

./fix-gpasm.sh: line 3: *.asm: No such file or directory

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

./fix-gpasm.sh: line 3: *.h: No such file or directory

sed: 1: replace-macros.sed: command i expects \ followed by text

then last one like this

#!/bin/sh

for i in '*.inc’ '*.asm’ '*.h’;do tr -d ‘\r’ < $i|sed -f replace-macros.sed >${i}_ && mv ${i}_ $i

done

and got that:

~/Desktop/midibox_sid_v1_7303b] nicolash% ./fix-gpasm.sh

./fix-gpasm.sh: line 3: unexpected EOF while looking for matching `‘’

./fix-gpasm.sh: line 5: syntax error: unexpected end of file

thanks agan for the help,

cheers,

Nicolas

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#!/bin/sh

for i in '*.inc’ '*.asm’ '*.h’;do

   tr -d ‘\r’ < $i|sed -f replace-macros.sed >${i}_ && mv ${i}_ $i

done

got that:

~/Desktop/midibox_sid_v1_7303b] nicolash% ./fix-gpasm.sh

./fix-gpasm.sh: line 4: unexpected EOF while looking for matching `‘’

./fix-gpasm.sh: line 6: syntax error: unexpected end of file

the first one is right.

You can see your success in the change of the errormessages ;D

Now it finds the files, but there’s still an error in the shell script => unexpected EOF (= End of File), that means that the syntax or the file encoding is not correct. Maybe it runs fine on Linux… As I’m no bash-crack either, I have to look this up by myself: I will check this tomorrow and come back with an update, if your patience is still there :slight_smile:

Regards,

Michael

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much respect  8)

if you ever come to italy, I owe a couple of beer…at least

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hey, don’t cheer too soon :slight_smile:

could you try the following; I succeeded in calling, but I don’t know if it replaces everything like expected:

#!/bin/sh -x

for i in \src/*.asm \src/*.h \src/*.inc; do 

    tr -d ‘\r’ < $i | sed -f replace-macros.sed > ${i}_ && mv ${i}_ $i

done

I put all files in src/ but you may leave that out’ date=’ so the line should read: “for i in *.asm”… and so on.

The EOF error occurs when ’ or " are used, so obviously we just need the backslash for OSX compatibility…

then there’s been a problem with the sed-file. it seems, that comments are not recognized if they don’t start at the line’s beginning.

And I have no clue what the first line is there for; it definitely produces an error. I simply commented it out, but it may be that I broke the functionality…

#1i;hey emacs, this is -*- asm -*-

#skip commented line

/[1]*;/b

#skip macro definitions

/^\s*\w*\s*MACRO/b

s/\<BIFSET\s*([^,]*)\s*,\s*([^,]*),\s*([^,]*)\s*,\s*(.*)/btfsc \1, \2, \3\n\t\4/g

s/\<BIFCLR\s*([^,]*)\s*,\s*([^,]*),\s*([^,]*)\s*,\s*(.*)/btfss \1, \2, \3\n\t\4/g

s/\<IFSET\s*([^,]*)\s*,\s*([^,]*),\s*(.*)/btfsc \1, \2\n\t\3/g

s/\<IFCLR\s*([^,]*)\s*,\s*([^,]*),\s*(.*)/btfss \1, \2\n\t\3/g

s/\<IFNEQ\s*([^,]*)\s*,\s*([^,]*),\s*(.*)/cpfseq \1, \2\n\t\3/g

s/\<IFLEQ\s*([^,]*)\s*,\s*([^,]*),\s*(.*)/cpfsgt \1, \2\n\t\3/g

s/\<IFGEQ\s*([^,]*)\s*,\s*([^,]*),\s*(.*)/cpfslt \1, \2\n\t\3/g

s/\<rgoto\>/bra/g

Let’s see if we get one step further :slight_smile:

regards,

Michael

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well I think we’re getting there…

here is what I got:

/Desktop/midibox_sid_v1_7303b] nicolash% ./fix-gpasm.sh

  • tr -d ‘\r’

./fix-gpasm.sh: line 4: *.asm: No such file or directory

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv ‘*.asm_’ ‘*.asm_’ main.asm_ setup_6581.asm_ setup_6581_without_cs.asm_ setup_8580.asm_ setup_8580_without_cs.asm_ main.asm setup_6581.asm setup_6581_without_cs.asm setup_8580.asm setup_8580_without_cs.asm

usage: mv [-f | -i | -n] [-v] source target

      mv [-f | -i | -n] [-v] source … directory

  • tr -d ‘\r’

./fix-gpasm.sh: line 4: *.h: No such file or directory

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv ‘*.h_’ ‘*.h_’ app_defines.h_ macros.h_ mios.h_ app_defines.h macros.h mios.h

usage: mv [-f | -i | -n] [-v] source target

      mv [-f | -i | -n] [-v] source … directory

  • tr -d ‘\r’

./fix-gpasm.sh: line 4: *.inc: No such file or directory

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv ‘*.inc_’ ‘*.inc_’ app_lcd.inc_ cs_menu.inc_ cs_menu_bank.inc_ cs_menu_buttons.inc_ cs_menu_cc_table.inc_ cs_menu_enc.inc_ cs_menu_enc_table.inc_ cs_menu_exec.inc_ cs_menu_io_tables.inc_ cs_menu_leds.inc_ cs_menu_matrix.inc_ cs_menu_ms.inc_ cs_menu_p2r_r2p.inc_ cs_menu_print.inc_ cs_menu_tables.inc_ cs_menu_tables_struct.inc_ cs_menu_timer.inc_ j5_dout.inc_ math_mul16_16.inc_ midi_rxtx.inc_ mios_tables.inc_ mios_vectors.inc_ p18f452.inc_ p18f4520.inc_ p18f4620.inc_ sid_aout.inc_ sid_aout_lc.inc_ sid_bank.inc_ sid_cc_table.inc_ sid_ccin.inc_ sid_ccout.inc_ sid_depth_table.inc_ sid_env_table.inc_ sid_frq_table.inc_ sid_lcd.inc_ sid_lfo_table.inc_ sid_midi.inc_ sid_note_table.inc_ sid_patch.inc_ sid_presets.inc_ sid_sin_table.inc_ sid_sr.inc_ sid_sw.inc_ sid_sysex.inc_ sid_sysex_table.inc_ sid_tune.inc_ sid_wt.inc_ special_characters.inc_ user_vectors.inc_ app_lcd.inc cs_menu.inc cs_menu_bank.inc cs_menu_buttons.inc cs_menu_cc_table.inc cs_menu_enc.inc cs_menu_enc_table.inc cs_menu_exec.inc cs_menu_io_tables.inc cs_menu_leds.inc cs_menu_matrix.inc cs_menu_ms.inc cs_menu_p2r_r2p.inc cs_menu_print.inc cs_menu_tables.inc cs_menu_tables_struct.inc cs_menu_timer.inc j5_dout.inc math_mul16_16.inc midi_rxtx.inc mios_tables.inc mios_vectors.inc p18f452.inc p18f4520.inc p18f4620.inc sid_aout.inc sid_aout_lc.inc sid_bank.inc sid_cc_table.inc sid_ccin.inc sid_ccout.inc sid_depth_table.inc sid_env_table.inc sid_frq_table.inc sid_lcd.inc sid_lfo_table.inc sid_midi.inc sid_note_table.inc sid_patch.inc sid_presets.inc sid_sin_table.inc sid_sr.inc sid_sw.inc sid_sysex.inc sid_sysex_table.inc sid_tune.inc sid_wt.inc special_characters.inc user_vectors.inc

usage: mv [-f | -i | -n] [-v] source target

      mv [-f | -i | -n] [-v] source … directory

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could you try it moving all the sources in a subdirectory src/ and use the folder? because when I tested this, I got no error “*.h file not found”. at least there are .h, .asm and .inc files, so you should not see this error…

regards, michael

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could you try it moving all the sources in a subdirectory src/ and use the folder? because when I tested this, I got no error “*.h file not found”. at least there are .h, .asm and .inc files, so you should not see this error…

regards, michael

got this, I think it’s good…

~/Desktop/midibox_sid_v1_7303b] nicolash% ./fix-gpasm.sh

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/main.asm_ src/main.asm

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/setup_6581.asm_ src/setup_6581.asm

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/setup_6581_without_cs.asm_ src/setup_6581_without_cs.asm

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/setup_8580.asm_ src/setup_8580.asm

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/setup_8580_without_cs.asm_ src/setup_8580_without_cs.asm

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/app_defines.h_ src/app_defines.h

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/macros.h_ src/macros.h

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/mios.h_ src/mios.h

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/app_lcd.inc_ src/app_lcd.inc

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/cs_menu.inc_ src/cs_menu.inc

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/cs_menu_bank.inc_ src/cs_menu_bank.inc

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/cs_menu_buttons.inc_ src/cs_menu_buttons.inc

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/cs_menu_cc_table.inc_ src/cs_menu_cc_table.inc

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/cs_menu_enc.inc_ src/cs_menu_enc.inc

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/cs_menu_enc_table.inc_ src/cs_menu_enc_table.inc

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/cs_menu_exec.inc_ src/cs_menu_exec.inc

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/cs_menu_io_tables.inc_ src/cs_menu_io_tables.inc

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/cs_menu_leds.inc_ src/cs_menu_leds.inc

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/cs_menu_matrix.inc_ src/cs_menu_matrix.inc

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/cs_menu_ms.inc_ src/cs_menu_ms.inc

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/cs_menu_p2r_r2p.inc_ src/cs_menu_p2r_r2p.inc

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/cs_menu_print.inc_ src/cs_menu_print.inc

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/cs_menu_tables.inc_ src/cs_menu_tables.inc

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/cs_menu_tables_struct.inc_ src/cs_menu_tables_struct.inc

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/cs_menu_timer.inc_ src/cs_menu_timer.inc

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/j5_dout.inc_ src/j5_dout.inc

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/math_mul16_16.inc_ src/math_mul16_16.inc

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/midi_rxtx.inc_ src/midi_rxtx.inc

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/mios_tables.inc_ src/mios_tables.inc

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/mios_vectors.inc_ src/mios_vectors.inc

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/p18f452.inc_ src/p18f452.inc

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/p18f4520.inc_ src/p18f4520.inc

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/p18f4620.inc_ src/p18f4620.inc

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/sid_aout.inc_ src/sid_aout.inc

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/sid_aout_lc.inc_ src/sid_aout_lc.inc

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/sid_bank.inc_ src/sid_bank.inc

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/sid_cc_table.inc_ src/sid_cc_table.inc

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/sid_ccin.inc_ src/sid_ccin.inc

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/sid_ccout.inc_ src/sid_ccout.inc

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/sid_depth_table.inc_ src/sid_depth_table.inc

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/sid_env_table.inc_ src/sid_env_table.inc

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/sid_frq_table.inc_ src/sid_frq_table.inc

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/sid_lcd.inc_ src/sid_lcd.inc

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/sid_lfo_table.inc_ src/sid_lfo_table.inc

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/sid_midi.inc_ src/sid_midi.inc

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/sid_note_table.inc_ src/sid_note_table.inc

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/sid_patch.inc_ src/sid_patch.inc

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/sid_presets.inc_ src/sid_presets.inc

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/sid_sin_table.inc_ src/sid_sin_table.inc

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/sid_sr.inc_ src/sid_sr.inc

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/sid_sw.inc_ src/sid_sw.inc

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/sid_sysex.inc_ src/sid_sysex.inc

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/sid_sysex_table.inc_ src/sid_sysex_table.inc

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/sid_tune.inc_ src/sid_tune.inc

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/sid_wt.inc_ src/sid_wt.inc

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/special_characters.inc_ src/special_characters.inc

  • tr -d ‘\r’

  • sed -f replace-macros.sed

  • mv src/user_vectors.inc_ src/user_vectors.inc

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all right, no more errors. :smiley:

you should check the contents if the problematic mpasm stuff is gone.

what happens if you compile it with gpasm?

if it’s working, is the new compiled hex-file identical to the original one?

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all right, no more errors.  :smiley:

you should check the contents if the problematic mpasm stuff is gone.

what happens if you compile it with gpasm?

if it’s working, is the new compiled hex-file identical to the original one?

>:( I still get this if I try to compile

~/Desktop/midibox_sid_v1_7303b/src] nicolash% gpasm main.asm

sid_sin_table.inc:34:Error [103] syntax error

main.asm:520:Error [103] syntax error

cs_menu_io_tables.inc:35:Warning [202] Argument out of range. Least significant bits used.

cs_menu_io_tables.inc:35:Warning [202] Argument out of range. Least significant bits used.

cs_menu_io_tables.inc:35:Warning [202] Argument out of range. Least significant bits used.

cs_menu_io_tables.inc:35:Warning [202] Argument out of range. Least significant bits used.

cs_menu_io_tables.inc:35:Warning [202] Argument out of range. Least significant bits used.

cs_menu_buttons.inc:100:Error [103] syntax error

cs_menu_buttons.inc:102:Error [103] syntax error

cs_menu_buttons.inc:104:Error [103] syntax error

cs_menu_buttons.inc:106:Error [103] syntax error

the syntax error goes on for a while

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yes, but you really need to go through it logically:

-> if the error is the same as before: have you checked if the script really works and actually modifies the sources? you have not answered this.

-> if the sources get modified by the script: weren’t you the one who also tried to compile the seq application? will this work?