At 07:29 11/12/2004 +0000, you wrote:
Are you surprised? If you ask a vague question then you must expect to get irrelevant advice (8-)# >
The question was narrow, how to do the equivalent of SBYTES, the why and the where not important.
I am only guessing, but I suspect there is no such thing as a fixed memory location for general data, as on a QL.
Agreed as far as SYSVARS are concerned, but as a matter of FACT there are fixed locations in the CMOS for many parameters. O have no later edition of "repair & upgrade PC" that 12th edition, before temperature and voltages were stored.
<snip> >Did not Miracle founder to a large extent on account of the costs of >Brussel's approval ? No. The QXL failed. He overestimated the demand.
There is no requirement to certify for "Brussels". Self-certification is fine, for CE specifically.
Was the rumour around at the time, emissions compliance.
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