Re: A92: Re: Hide Variables on the TI-92!
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Re: A92: Re: Hide Variables on the TI-92!
Well, in fact, it IS compressed... I have been lucky enough to have one
day access to someone having worked with D.Elsworth.. Unfortunatly, i
cannot anymore.
However, i think that once loaded in memory, this table in decompressed
whoich means that it should be possible to read it (fargo's first task is
prob to decompress the table upon run)
BTW: to people speaking french here: least you could do would be to speak
english... Most ppl here won't understand and the aim of such a list is to
communicate (Je suis francais...). Best regards, Mathieu
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On Sat, 15 May 1999, Famille SCHERRER wrote:
>
> At 19:22 14/05/99 +0200, you wrote:
> >
> >es that's possible that my program crashes your ti... it was just an
> >example of
> >how to make a tiny tsr but i will make a final version in some days :
> >I've found a
> >new method to make TSR :
> >
> >->just put your program before fargo kernel in memory (something like
> >$3F700)
> >->change the value in $6016(TI-92 II) to point just before your program
> >first
> >instruction.
> > -> that make the tios believe that the end of the
> >available memory
> >is just before your program
> >
> >I found that trick by desasambling fargo kernel's code...
> >I'm still working it -> I must find the fargo relocation table structure
> >!!!!!!!!
>
> I also tried to understand the fargo relocation table structure, and
> I never succeeded. Some people think that relocation information
> are compressed, and me too.
> What we should done is to disasemble and study the fargo
> routine that relocate fargo2 files (with db92).
>
> Bye
> Benoit
>
>
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