Aaiieee! Does anyone know what program this is?
8 *******************
9
10 ORG $ 4000
11 A1 = $ 3C
12 A2 = $ 3E
13 A4 = $ 42
14 ALTMOVE = $ C311
15
16 ****************************
17 * SETUP. move data for VTOC
18 * and catalog to memory at
19 * $ 000 - $ 3FF (pseudo TRK 11
20 * # -1)
21 **************************
22 SETUP LDA # <VTOC
23 STA A1
24 LDA #> VTOC
25 STA A1 +1
26 LDA # <END
27 STA A2
28 LDA #> END
29 STA A2 +1
30 LDA # $ 00
31 STA A4
32 LDA # $ 80
33 STA A4 +1
34 SEC
35 JMP ALTMOVE
36
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I'm guessing it's setting up a RAM disk in AUXMEM for a //e.
-michael
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I know some of the output is from the Nibble program "Key Perfect."
but don't know if that specific code is from that program or not.
- Paul
>
> I'm guessing it's setting up a RAM disk in AUXMEM for a //e.
>
So is the AUXMEM on the T-800 incase the core memory takes a shot?
Good redundant design. I'll have to implement it when I build my own
6502 based cyborg. I'm going to base the design off of Bender from
Futurerama and add a biological exoskin. :P
- Paul
...but that will hide his "shiny metal @ss"! ;-)