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Dot-word as part of a string will is treated as assembler directive #7

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scotws opened this issue Mar 5, 2017 · 1 comment
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scotws commented Mar 5, 2017

If a word that starts with a dot appears in the string first thing, it is treated as an assembler directive, for instance

     .byte ": .byte 0 <# # #s #> type space ; "

Workaround: use ASCII code for dot (&46) until bug has been fixed

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scotws commented Mar 5, 2017

More exactly: directive that appears in a string is recognized as a directive, must not be

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