Which exact source is not compiling for you?
Every source for every region option compiles for me on old legacy PyiiASMH2. I only use the old version because I can't get the new version to run/compile on Debian 10. So I'm unable to test on PyiiASMH3.
Codewrite & ASMWiiRD won't compile the 5th source. It will reject it and say that 'string16' is an unknown pseudo-op. You can easily fix this though by just putting in the raw hex. Is that what you are attempting to do (hence why you get the alignment error)?
If so try this...
Replace .string16 "%.2f\0"
with...
.long 0x0025002e #16-bit ASCII for %.
.long 0x00320066 #16-bit ASCII for 2f
.long 0x00000000 #Alignment
This will compile the 16-bit ascii string and then have enough null bytes for the alignment
Every source for every region option compiles for me on old legacy PyiiASMH2. I only use the old version because I can't get the new version to run/compile on Debian 10. So I'm unable to test on PyiiASMH3.
Codewrite & ASMWiiRD won't compile the 5th source. It will reject it and say that 'string16' is an unknown pseudo-op. You can easily fix this though by just putting in the raw hex. Is that what you are attempting to do (hence why you get the alignment error)?
If so try this...
Replace .string16 "%.2f\0"
with...
.long 0x0025002e #16-bit ASCII for %.
.long 0x00320066 #16-bit ASCII for 2f
.long 0x00000000 #Alignment
This will compile the 16-bit ascii string and then have enough null bytes for the alignment