Re: A86: undeleting and a bunch of stuff on memory
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Re: A86: undeleting and a bunch of stuff on memory
At 04:50 PM 10/31/97 -0500, you wrote:
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>Grams Family wrote:
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>> weird things in the VAT. There's the Ans variable, which makes sense. But
>> there are also two programs called ! and #. One of them seems to be 7 bytes
>> long, and the other seems to be 0 (?) bytes long. I tried renaming one of
>> them to A. It worked fine while the jmv was running, but when I quit, it
>> hung the calc.
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>i bet the ! is a factotrial program in asm maybe and # sign is a program that
>does what ever it's supposed to do in math (i am only in alg II honors). i
>seem to have msiplace the vat for programs now and i can only read part of it
>does it stay in the same place all the time?
No, I think they're related to running asm programs, or something. ! is 0
bytes long. # is 8 bytes long, looks like this:
adc a,(hl)
dec h
djnz $+35 ;current offset + 35h
.db "jmv",$11
renaming this hangs the calc on quitting jmv. So they're not math
functions, a factorial function wouldn't get called on quitting a program.
The VAT just starts at the end of RAM page 7 and works downward in memory.
--Joshua
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