Re: A86: Not displaying "done" at end
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Re: A86: Not displaying "done" at end
The ACZ include files have a list of pretty much all the flags (and the
equates for them). You can check asm86.h (the one from the ACZ include
files) for a list of all the flags. Documenting them all would be a good
idea for the next release...
There is NO disadvantage for using the system flag. It's 4 bytes and
harmless. The OS will "fix" just about any flag that you set/reset
(relating to programs and such). As for being faster, it's not about being
faster, but about exiting your program in a "correct" manner. Using
_jforcecmdnochar should imho be reserved for testing and such.
> Where is this documented? ASM Studio only has a short list of the system
> flags...
> When I had to eliminate the 'Done' message (for a program I wrote to add
> commas to numbers, like 1234567890 would be displayed as 1,234,567,890),
> I just used _jforcecmdnochar ($409C, an 'undocumented' routine), which
> also works. I was hesitant at first, because I was unsure if it was an
> entirely safe way to exit from the program. What are the relative
> advantages/disadvantages of using the system flag instead? Is it
> permanent, or will it 'fix' itself like _runindicoff does? Is it faster?
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