On Tue, 28 Jul 2020, Rob Prins via groups.io wrote:
Hi Peppe,
The maximum length of a UNPK is 8 (length 1 = 8 and length 2 = 15).
UNPK is SS-2 type instruction with 2 length fields rather than a SS-1 type instruction
with a length field with a maximum of 255.
So you can convert max 7 bytes in one time to "printable" HEX.
An example is the SYCONVHX macro in the RPF source library.
Cheers,
Rob _._,_._,_
Ouch, I missed this, thanks Rob!
So it is actually easier, maximum 7 bytes,
i.e. 14 hex digits.
In any case probably the "EX" instruction is
the easier way to go?
Shouldn't coding unrolled 7 routines for each
remainder faster?
Peppe.