I can't read it and VT doesn't like it. On Thu, 6 Oct 2022 at 05:48, Will Senn <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi B9, > > That's one very weird file. Yes, it loads, lists, and runs on my m100. > > Will > > On 10/6/22 2:20 AM, B 9 wrote: > > Alright, so this is kind of a weird one. I've been playing around with the > BASIC tokenizer I wrote and trying to break it by giving it weird input. > While doing so, I stumbled across some of those degenerate BASIC > tokenizations John Hogerhuis was talking about. No, I'm still not at his > level of embedding machine language in BASIC statements above the maximum > line number. I am instead exploring a more mundane mystery: how does a > Model T react to duplicate line numbers, out of order lines, and so on. I > haven't found this information online, but it's possible I'm just not using > the right search keywords. > > Anyhow, I've written a test program, GOTO10.BA > <https://raw.githubusercontent.com/hackerb9/tokenize/main/degenerate/GOTO10.BA>, > which runs on my Model 200. Now I'd like to know if it works the same on > other hardware. > > Would anyone be willing to try it on a Model 100 or Tandy 102 and tell me > if it RUNs and LISTs. By the way, the file is already in tokenized BASIC, > so it'll need to be transferred in binary mode, not ASCII. (For example, > using DLplus <https://github.com/bkw777/dlplus>, not TELCOM). > > Thanks! > > —b9 > > PS. Please note that while it is not malicious, it *is* purposefully > malformed and shouldn't be trusted not to lock up your machine, spill bytes > all over the RAM drive, teach your REX to roll over and play dead, use the > modem to prank call Bill Gates, and/or send a thousand messages to > everyone you know declaring, "I <3 MODEL T 4 EVA!!!!1!!" > > > >
