Re: A86: Non-floating point parameters
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Re: A86: Non-floating point parameters
Stephen Hicks wrote:
> Every string puts $0C,$03,$24 and then 7 zeros into OP1. I tried a matrix
> ([[1,2][3,2]]) and got $06,$03,$24 and 7 zeros...
Search page 1 for the string, and also try searching for it in reverse
("21AF"). It might be stored in a system variable, so if you don't have any
luck early on, search the whole RAM!
> What do you make of that? Maybe a rst $20 might give me something?
Hmm. Keep in mind that there aren't any built in functions that input strings;
it might not even be possible. By inputting strings, I mean with the quotes
around the string. Try typing the string without quotes as though it were a
program name or something, and then check op1. But if it works and you don't
get a parsing error, you're limited to eight chars.
> Dux Gregis wrote:
>
> > What do some other strings do?
> >
> > Stephen Hicks wrote:
> >
> > > Does anyone know how to pass maybe a string or matrix or list to a user
> > > function? I tried it out with secant, typing 'sec "FA12"', and then
> > > used a breakpoint to check OP1, and found $0C, $03, $24, $00, $00, $00,
> > > $00, $00, $00, $00 there. $0C suggests that it's a string, but i can't
> > > figure out what to do with the $2403, or whatever it is. I searched the
> > > mem for "FA12" and the only places i found it were the various text and
> > > command shadows. Any ideas? If I can get this working, i'll be able to
> > > finish a few tools that can be used from the homescreen or from a basic
> > > program to execute assembly or do a few other things...
> > >
> > > --
> > > Stephen Hicks
> > > mailto:shicks@mindspring.com
> > > ICQ:5453914
> > > IRC:Kupopo
>
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> Stephen Hicks
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