Re: A86: Menus

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Subject: Re: A86: Menus
From: "Garcia" <xrigel@q-net.net>
Date: Mon, 6 Apr 1998 09:37:43 -0400
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>> >I know I'm not Pat, but I think I can give a good go at these questions.
$01
>executes assembly and is followed by two bytes that are loaded into the
register
>bc (when it the program is executed).  I'm almost certain that $41 loads
the hl
>register, while $c1 loads the de register with the following bytes.  It may
be
>the other way around, though.


So I change the first byte to $01 and then.... what does bc have to do with
what is executed, is that where it jumps to...  Also how will I be able to
specify it in two bytes if the 86 uses 24 bit mem and likewise how will I
know that the address is accurate since programs move around.

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