ARM: armips will not allow `mov rX, #0xF1` or greater about armips

[Kingcom]

I couldn't reproduce this. Can you post some sample code that triggers it?

[archshift]

This did it for me:

.nds
.create "foo.bin", 0x0
mov r0, #0xFF

Running armips test.asm:

/Users/user/test.asm(3) error: Invalid shifted immediate FF
Aborting.

[sp1187]

Your example works correctly for me.
Could you compile/download the latest version and try that one?

[archshift]

Nope, continue to have the same problem.

For context, I'm on a mac, using ARMIPS64 Assembler v0.9.0 (Feb 2 2017 22:58:55) by Kingcom.

[Z6n4]

I am having the same issue in 0.8.0
My value is 0x1140, and it's saying "Invalid shifted immediate 1160" (trying to add 0x20)

[Kingcom]

0x1160 cannot be represented as a shifted immediate. If you convert the value to binary, you get 0b1000101100000. Here, you need to remove an even amount of least significant zero bits. This results in 0b100010110, which is 9 bits, while a shifted immediate has to fit into 8 bits.
0x1140 is 0b1000101000000, and thus 0b1000101, which fits into 8 bits.

[Kingcom]

This is very likely to be the same issue as in #108, so I'm closing it for now. Let me know if the issue persists.