Newbas assembler help

Hi,

you can use the built in assembler of the emulator to put the code straight to memory.
That is good for testing and fast development.
For Newbas from what i remember you have to save the object file to disk or tape and then make a small
basic loader to put the bytes to memory.
Something like this ( i am doing this from memory so some mistakes my exist):
tape must be at the start of the file, usually the loader precedes the object file, filename is optional
10 Openin#1,1,”Filename.o”
15 k=16384:n=<your filesize>
20 for i=1 to n
30 get#1,a:poke k,a:k=k+1
40 next i
45 close#1
50 call 16384: Rem if you want to execute the code
100 end

for disk change line 10 to
10 openin#9,9,”filename.o”
filename is required

From gemini so …

Type ASM to assemble the code.

Save the source listing: SAVE “MYSRC”

Save the compiled binary output (6 bytes starting at 8000H): BSAVE “MYBIN”, &H8000, 6

1. Saving & Loading Commands
NEWBAS handles saving depending on whether you are saving raw memory (compiled Z80 machine code), the assembler source code, or saving within BASIC.

Saving Compiled Machine Code (Binary)
To save assembled machine code directly from RAM to cassette tape or disk:

BSAVE “filename”, start_address, length

Description: Saves a binary block of RAM.

Example: BSAVE “MYCODE”, &H8000, &H0100 (Saves 256 bytes starting at hexadecimal address 8000).

Saving Assembler Source Code
If your assembly listing was written line-by-line within NEWBAS or as text lines:

SAVE “filename”

Description: Saves the source program currently in memory to cassette tape or the default drive.

SAVE “filename”, D1

Description: Saves the source program specifically to disk drive 1 (D1).

Loading Code & Source
BLOAD “filename”, [start_address]

Description: Loads a binary machine-code file into memory at its original address (or optionally at an offset starting address).

LOAD “filename”

Description: Loads a source code assembly/NEWBAS listing back into memory.