Re: A83: A question

Re: A83: A question

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• Subject: Re: A83: A question
• From: Scott Dial <homosapian@geocities.com>
• Date: Wed, 28 Apr 1999 16:19:40 -0500
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To the uninformed... using the series below you waste a lot of space...
The correct series of odds would be:
8265h
8267h
8269h
826Bh
826Dh
826Fh
and so on... because these are base 16 (0-F) and not base 10 (0-9) like
shown below. Also, you only need to do odds if you are gonna store
register pairs.

Edub311@aol.com wrote:
> 
> If your thinkin of memory locations for vars like (temp), or (gunx), there
> are a couple that i know of:
> 8265h
> 8267h
> 8269h
> 8271h
> and so on...
> just look at some source code to see the rest.  Oh yeah, use odd numbers cuz
> i think that when you use consecutive #'s, the memory gets screwed up

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