[A83] Re: err:overflow
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[A83] Re: err:overflow
Are you programming for 83 or 83Plus?
The saferam 86ECh - 86ECh+300h (768)
is for the TI83Plus. I'm using it too on the 83+ and I use nearly the
entire region..
But... You're using the graphbuffer right...
You also clear it before you di, and before the program user-quits, right?
I had a problem with that recently when I didn't return to the
homeschreen, by writing something on it, after I cleared the graphbuffer
at the end of the program...
Maybe it's something like that...
--Peter Martijn
Joe Pemberton wrote:
> i know it's not because i forgot a ret or because it goes past the end of
> the program. I just tried it with a ld (spsave),sp at the beginning and a
> ld sp,(spsave) at the end and it still had the error so it's not a problem
> with the stack. And I only get the error when the game quits by you dying,
> not by you quitting manually.
> I'm guessing that maybe some ram got overwritten somewhere and triggered
> it... does anyone have any idea how the ERR:OVERFLOW is triggered and the
> ram it depends on to be triggered?
>
> ----------------------------------------------
> Original Message
> From: "Dan Weiss"<dwedit@hotmail.com>
> Subject: [A83] Re: err:overflow
> Date: Fri, 06 Apr 2001 21:03:40 -0500
>
>> This sounds like either a stack problem, forgetting a ret, or beyond the
>
> end
>
>> of the program.
>>
>>
>>> From: "Joe Pemberton" <dArkSk8eR@buffbody.com>
>>> Reply-To: assembly-83@lists.ticalc.org
>>> To: assembly-83@lists.ticalc.org
>>> Subject: [A83] err:overflow
>>> Date: Fri, 6 Apr 2001 19:39:22 -0500
>>>
>>>
>>> I am making a game. It runs fine so far and only has a few minor bugs
>>> which I should be able to iron out soon. everything is pretty much
>>
> working
>
>>> except for one annoying thing... when you die and the game quits, i get an
>>> ERR:OVERFLOW. I am currently using about 200 bytes of ram starting at
>>
> $86ec, and
>
>>> I am almost certain that no ram gets overwritten past $86ec+768 (the end
>>
> of
>
>>> the safe ram)
>>> whats up with that? has this ever happened to you? does anyone have any
>>> ideas on why this is happening?
>>> hmm... if anyone knows how the ERR:OVERFLOW works, like where in ram the
>>> data for it is stored, tell me... I might be able to fix the error from
>>> that.
>>> thanks!
>>>
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