RE: RE: A92: RE:256k and fargo
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RE: RE: A92: RE:256k and fargo
>>You're right, the new version of your patched fargo runs on my ti92 without any
>>problems. I now start testing the fargo programs I have and will tell you, if I
Fine : I now know that my patch program is working with v1.7 and v1.11
>>encounter any problems. I myself will then also try to get them running, as, in
>>my opinion, the only problem is the one you already found: somebody writes a
>>program and accesses low memory addresses vio wrap-around without using an
>>address high enough, i.e. $200078 unstead of $20078, of which the causes usually
>>an address error on calculators with 256k. So it should be better first to look
>>at the source( if available ), do the nececarry changes there and recompile it.
I have found a lot of programs using vector $64 (via $00020064)
This is quite easy to find with an hex-editor (You will usually
find 3 times $00020064 : one to save old vector, patch the new and
restore the previous one !)
>>I am already thinking of a disassembly made on my Atari -ST but I can't tell my
>>debugger to make labels and I haven't tried the reassembler (since 1992 I use a
>>PC), but tomorrow evening I'll try that.
I did the same for patching the "core.o" : I still own an Atari Falcon
and I was using "Easyrider" which is a symbolic disassembler.
I now have it installed on my PC (at the office) and I am using it
with "Pacifist" which is a ST emulator for PC...
JJM
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