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From: Ira Rainey <shad.dev@netcomuk.co.uk>
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Subject: Re: Sprite Display problems
Date: Sat, 07 Jun 1997 22:42:34 +0100
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Pepper Miller wrote:
> 
> Here's the latest version of my code, I think the format is off, Code Warrior doesn't
> exactly like you to get your code out of their program.  (forgive me if there was a
> better way to put my code up, I generally stay away from the Web)
> 
> #define SPRITE_LOCAL 0x80090000

I figure this is probably your problem.

CodeWarrior as default sets the executable program start area as
0x80090000, so by loading your sprite here, it is overwritten by the
program.

Try setting your sprite to load at say, 0x80100000, and then load your
sprite and then try to run the app.

If you want to change the default program area, goto the edit menu,
select project setting, and you can change the program  area from here.

I put money on this will work.

Ira

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