Re: A86: on interrupt
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Re: A86: on interrupt
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Andy Johnson
"Change is inevitable...
except from vending machines"
On Tue, 31 Mar 1998 23:18:01 -0500 Dux Gregis <assets@eden.rutgers.edu>
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>Where did you get the call $4c47? Rascall doesn't use it. If Rascall
>can run
>basic, you can also run basic from the [sqrt]KEY program. The only
>difference
>between the two programs is that one is called alot more often.
Not true, from the [sqrt]KEY program, you can't modify any variables, and
basic needs to do so.
> ...we
>just need
>to find the call.
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>Kirk Meyer wrote:
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>> you can run an assembly program, but that's no good because people
>can't
>> change it. what i mean is that in the custom routines you can't:
>> * delete or create a variable, which includes modifying it
>> * run a BASIC program, as this apparently involves the need for
>temporary
>> vars to be created
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>> BTW how do you install an "alternate return", and what does it do?
>is it run
>> as a part of the jump to $409C?
>>
>> Kirk
>> _@ibm.net
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>Where did you get the call $4c47? Rascall doesn't use it.
>If
>Rascall can run basic, you can also run basic from the [sqrt]KEY
>program.
>The only difference between the two programs is that one is called
><I>alot</I>
>more often. ...we just need to find the call.
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><P>Kirk Meyer wrote:
><BLOCKQUOTE TYPE=CITE>you can run an assembly program, but that's no
>good
>because people can't
><BR>change it. what i mean is that in the custom routines you
>can't:
><BR>* delete or create a variable, which includes
>modifying
>it
><BR>* run a BASIC program, as this apparently
>involves
>the need for temporary
><BR>vars to be created
>
><P>BTW how do you install an "alternate return", and what does it do?
>is
>it run
><BR>as a part of the jump to $409C?
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><P> Kirk
><BR> _@ibm.net</BLOCKQUOTE>
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