Re: A86: Useful Information
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Re: A86: Useful Information
Stephen Hicks wrote:
> Have you figured out where it has the current token in mem,
If I knew that, I would know everything.
> when the
> program is run, or anything else?
>
The program, I think, is run as it parses each variable/command/function, but
before it searches for the token or executes. I don't remember where in
memory it's at; you should find it if you search for "bit 0,(iy+$24)", or
"FDCB24XX". If the bit is set, it runs a routine on page 13 that executes.
You should take a look at that too.
> Dux Gregis wrote:
>
> > Create the program just like you would for [sqrt]KEY, but set bit 0
> > instead of 6. In your [sqrt]PARSE code do nothing (ie, don't pop op1,
> > don't set the zero flag, don't get the saved registers ... for a long
> > time I couldn't figure why I was getting the error 14 message, before I
> > noticed that op1 was already popped).
> > I think that what happens is that [sqrt]PARSE changes the token at some
> > memory address to the Asmprgm token and then the parser just prints
> > "Done". I've about given up, so if you feel like giving it a gyration,
> > have at her! :-)
> >
> > Stephen Hicks wrote:
> >
> > > Do you have any docs/notes/source you could post on your progress...
> > > i'd like to help figure out sqrtPARSE but i've no idea where to
> > > begin...
>
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