Incorrect opcode allowed

[em00k]

The following code compiles without an error but what happens is e is loaded with lsb of memory address ._c and d lsb of memory address ._c

c=10
b=20
ASM 
 ld e,(._c)
 ld d,(._b)
END ASM 

While this works correctly

c=10
b=20
ASM 
 ld de,(._c)  ; ._c and ._b are store as a byte next to each other
END ASM 

[boriel]

Well, that's the expected behavior. :-/
c and b variables are truncated to byte. From the ASM point of view ._c and ._d are just labels an there's no type information. Perhaps some #pragma or something could be used...

[boriel]

Re-reading your issue, do you mean that in the first ASM block both d and e registers are getting the value of (._c)??

[em00k]

as mentioned in the chat, this should throw an error :

but it assembles

[boriel]

Confirmed! It's a bug. Let's fix it! :-)

[boriel]

Fixed. Thanks for your report! :-)