Binary into asm

[Nando]

What happens is what you suspected: this is machine code now, not BASIC, and the CPU executing is reaching the binary file ("final.bin").

Instead, jump over it with a GOTO, or better, put an END instruction before the incbin. Don't use RET in the ASM region. The compiler has an epilogue to return to the ROM BASIC safely:

Try this and tell me if it works:

Code:

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asm
ld hl,(.LABEL._art)
ld de,18432
ld bc,2048
LDIR
end asm

END: REM the program ends and returns to BASIC. This prevents executing the following lines.

art:
asm
incbin "final.bin"
end asm

Let me know!

Ok, removing the assembly instruction RET did the trick (in my code)
I'm still starting on zx basic, and actually forgot I placed some asm on other program without using ret

But it does not solve the issue with the label.
If I use the label in asm, it returns gibberish instead of the image (I'm guessing it's not pointing correctly)
If I hardcode the bin location, it will work.

Therefore, this will work:

Code:

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asm
ld hl,50000
ld de,18432
ld bc,2048
LDIR
end asm

END: REM the program ends and returns to BASIC. This prevents executing the following lines.

art:
asm
org 50000
incbin "final.bin"
end asm

but using ".LABEL._art" (and without the org 50000) will just show a bunch of random pixels.