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library.zip has to be known to the launcher/bootstrapper/base (see source/bases/common.c, CX_PATH_FORMAT), so you can only change it if you patch and recompile the base. It would of course be possible...

You may also open a issue [here](https://github.com/0x10cStandardsCommittee/0x10c-Standards/issues), so that most assembler coders will notice. Probably its best to say, that assemblers should ignore .ANYTHING_THEY_DONT_KNOW for interoparability

I talked to Jarvix (who kind of maintains the asm recommendation) and when I understood him right, he'll probably adds this.

I looked trough most stuff that Notch put out and never notices anything like that, but I guess it will be added, as its nothing the CPU must do but...

We could add this with a prepended dot to make clear, that this is assembler specific: `.equ label value` Nearly every assembler uses this style to create his own extensions......

Ah you mean some way of setting the base address? That would be sweet, yea. btw, I just wrote a short proposal for the Standards Comittee about equ, let's see...

Update: Jarvix is, as far as I know, currently working on a RFCX about exactly this and some other stuff (conditional compilation and stuff like that)

"no" to all of those. I don't work on Borg any more, either.

I still use Borg for backups. I did move away from Borg for archival as it became clear that no improvements in this direction would be acceptable for Thomas. Re....

See https://github.com/borgbackup/borg/issues/2960