Re: A86: im a little stupid so i need some help
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Re: A86: im a little stupid so i need some help
okay. you but still, why would you want to store it there? will it stay
there until the next time you run your program?
In a message dated 5/18/99 6:37:46 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
ziggy2282@juno.com writes:
> Yes, it's just a temporary storage space...it's used if you want to store
> your own variables rather than creating reals. For example, say that you
> want to keep track of a variable called score...then,
>
> ld a,0
> ld (score),a
>
> Then, at the end your prog store a to textshadow by
>
> score = _textShadow
>
> then next thing would be _textShadow+1 then +2, etc...but only 168 bytes
> of data can be held there...
>
> That way, you can create custome vars to work with, and not have to
> create reals or worrying about register flags being destroyed. I think
> that you can also store values to _varspace the same way, but var space
> has more bytes so more vairables can be stored to it...
>
> ~Nick