Fixed some changes in the code that broke the compilation

Author: leomil72

12-Home computer/LM80C-firmware-r15.asm

@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@
 ; ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 ; include the latest version of the bootloader: this sets up the address aliases
 ; configure the hardware, checks if warm or cold startup and loads the BASIC interpreter
-#include "../include/bootloader/bootloader-r12.asm"
+#include "../include/bootloader/bootloader-r13.asm"
 
 ; configure the VDP
 #include "../include/vdp/vdp-r15.asm"
@@ -67,4 +67,4 @@
 ; END OF ASSEMBLY SOURCE
 #end
 
-;-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+;-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

include/vdp/vdp-r13.asm

@@ -384,7 +384,7 @@ LOADCHARSET:    ; reg. B containts the # of patterns to be loaded
                 ld c,VDP_SET        ; load VDP address into C
                 out (c),l           ; send low byte of address
                 out (c),h           ; send high byte
-                ld hl,CHARSET       ; address of first byte of first pattern into ROM
+                ld hl,CHRST68       ; address of first byte of first pattern into ROM
 NXTCHAR:        ld d,$08            ; 8 bytes per pattern char
 SENDCHRPTRNS:   ld a,(hl)           ; load byte to send to VDP
                 out (VDP_DAT),a     ; write byte into VRAM

include/vdp/vdp-r14.asm

@@ -446,7 +446,7 @@ LOADCHARSET:    ; reg. B containts the # of patterns to be loaded
                 ld c,VDP_SET        ; load VDP address into C
                 out (c),l           ; send low byte of address
                 out (c),h           ; send high byte
-                ld hl,CHARSET       ; address of first byte of first pattern into ROM
+                ld hl,CHRST68       ; address of first byte of first pattern into ROM
 NXTCHAR:        ld d,$08            ; 8 bytes per pattern char
 SENDCHRPTRNS:   ld a,(hl)           ; load byte to send to VDP
                 out (VDP_DAT),a     ; write byte into VRAM