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Actually IL2CPU is opening the file and creating an hexdup of it and then uses the X# instruction 'db' to include it in the assembler file, sadly this does work when the file becomes too much big (for example 200 KB) as NASM doesn't compile anymore.
A possible solution to this is to use the NASM directive incbin instead for these cases.
Actually IL2CPU is opening the file and creating an hexdup of it and then uses the X# instruction 'db' to include it in the assembler file, sadly this does work when the file becomes too much big (for example 200 KB) as NASM doesn't compile anymore.
A possible solution to this is to use the NASM directive incbin instead for these cases.
See here for one example: http://forum.codecall.net/topic/65317-assembly-file-io-and-incbin-win32-nasm/
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