I losed 1 month =(

[Anacl3to]

Hi,

I have the same problem. It won't let me compile and gives me the attached error

How can i fix it ?

Thanks

SjASMPlus Z80 Cross-Assembler v1.07 RC8 (build 06-11-2008)
Pass 1 complete (0 errors)
Pass 2 complete (0 errors)
agdcode.asm(747): error: Label not found: scdat
agdcode.asm(748): error: Label not found: nmedat
agdcode.asm(1845): error: Label not found: numsc
agdcode.asm(2770): error: Label not found: numsc
Pass 3 complete
Errors: 4, warnings: 0, compiled: 4484 lines, work time: 0.312 seconds
1 file(s) copied.

[oss003]

That's not easy but can you upload your APJ file so I can have a look?

[Anacl3to]

Hi oss003,

This is my apj file:

demo.apj


Thanks in advance

[oss003]

Looks like the screen data is lost ..... did you have 6 screens?

The problem mostly occurs when you delete a sprite.
If you delete the frames of the sprite in descending order, it should be ok.

Attachments:

test-v1.apj (3.51 KB)

[Anacl3to]

Hi,

I have compiled without errors but i get a green screen when launching the simulator

green screen in simulator

Then. How to can i fix my project ?. I lost my project?

Thanks

[oss003]

Hmmm ... this is not a Spectrum green colour, can you select Machine -> Spectrum standard
Can you also upload DELETEME.AGD which is created in the project directory?

[Anacl3to]

Good morning,

This is my deleteme.agd file:

deleteme.agd

Thanks in advance

[oss003]

The DELETEME.AGD files runs without problems ... are you sure this is the latest one?

Attachments:

[flopping]

Aug 22, 2022 13:07:37 GMT oss003 said:

Ok, this is what I was able to restore ......

View Attachment

I know that there can occur a problem when you want to delete sprites.
The right way is to first delete all frames in descending order and then delete the sprite.

Greetings
Kees

Ok, so I have to first delete the last frame of the sprite in descending order until it is completely deleted, right?

What I see, this is a bug in the MPAGD program, that happens sometimes, right? But, now that I know it, I hope it doesn't happen again, thank you very much for your help.

Greetings
Juan

[oss003]

Ok, so I have to first delete the last frame of the sprite in descending order until it is completely deleted, right?

What I see, this is a bug in the MPAGD program, that happens sometimes, right? But, now that I know it, I hope it doesn't happen again, thank you very much for your help.

If you want to delete a sprite, start with deleting the highest numbered frame first and so on until the sprite is deleted.
This is indeed a bug in MPAGD and hopefully it will be gone in a new release.

Good luck with your game..

Greetings
Kees

[Anacl3to]

Hi oss003,

How can you check the agd file without apj file ?

How can i do it ?

I think the apj file is corrupted. Not the agd file

Thanks

[oss003]

All the graphic objects arestored in the APJ file like: game data, blocks, sprites, objects, screens, map and the character set.
All the code is stored in A00, A01 ... A15 files and messages are stored in the MSG file.
I have attached a file with the APJ file format explained .... this is for v0.7.10
I restored your corrupted demo.apj as far as possible and uploaded it as test-v1.apj
Erased data can not be restored but the format can be rebuild so that the APJ file doesn't generate errors.
In your case, all screen data was erased.

When you compile your game, all data (graphics and code) is collected and written in an ASCII file -> DELETEME.AGD
I use the DELETEME>AGD file to check the code for errors.
DELETEME.AGD is only generated when there are no errors in compiling.

Attachments:

APJ header.txt (2.45 KB)

[flopping]

Hi again.

The same thing has happened to me again, and this time I have deleted the frames correctly, but even so the apj file has been corrupted.

oss003, can you give me an email address to send you the apj file to see if you can fix it?