On Fri, Jun 1, 2018 at 11:05 AM, Ken Pettit <[email protected]> wrote:
> I believe those are all opcodes < 32 decimal. > Yeah. But what is this requirement? can you not have any data bytes < 32 in BASIC program string when it is a memory file? Or is that a limitation of parseable .DO content? Also, FWIW Ron was thinking about run-in-place .Cx files. Through a combination of a relocator that had bits that could truly XIP but which modifies .Cx content through an array of jump offsets. His innovation there was to not code a list of 16-bit offsets, but instead to encode the distance between each offset location in 8 bit values. So yet another way to do it... -- John.
