Well I wanted to CREATE a batch file that would go through a text file and replace things. (aka convert)
For EXAMPLE, you find this in a text file:

D%o #$11
))>> $21
BUU

then you drop the text file on to the batch and it coverts it to this:

Lda #$11
Sta $21
Rts

so, is it possible? and what commands would i use?
A cross-assembler?

It's not the commands you need to worry about, it's putting them together in the right order.

Anyhow, we're always ready to help people with their projects, so let's see what you have already written.

If you actually want a complete batch file written for you, as a professional piece of work, my rates start at $50 per hour.


Quote from: Salmon Trout on August 23, 2009, 03:46:12 PM

If you actually want a complete batch file written for you, as a professional piece of work, my rates start at $50 per hour.

Either Salmon is joking or you should ignore him. We are all volunteers here meaning our help is 100% FREE$$$!

I was being sarcastic; I have no intention of attempting to charge for any help I give on here (how would I collect?); I merely meant I would much rather see a project that someone has a problem with, and suggest a solution, than write a complex batch script from start to finish from a specification.

Fair enough, but I object to doing student's homework, or IT staff's paid work, for them

We're not allowed to help with homework (or is it They aren't allowed to ask questions regarding homework).

we can help with homework, just not giving them FULL solution.