It's the necessary command in CloudT. Only way to get files in or out. I need to finish some testing and make another release. I added a simple assembler for use with BASIC. The idea is you can type any kind of data... hex, decimal, assembler instruction... and format it as raw bytes, hex, decimal, comma separated decimal, etc and send it into the keyboard processing loop as if you'd typed it.
So if you're doing small assembly BASIC Call routine embedded in strings or DATA as I have it is slightly more efficient than switching windows back and forth with the bitchin100 8085 reference since it does all the lookups and conversions for you. For bigger programs you'd definitely want a full assembler / linker / and co or loader generator. But this is to facilitate direct interaction. I tested the assembler a few days ago but I've been struggling with the skil jobsite table saw my wife gave me for my birthday. They overtightened the internal hex head bolts to align the saw blade with the miter slots. Plus their IKEA style hex wrench was slightly undersized and it stripped the bolt like it was made out of butter. Tried lots of stuff, leaving less and less metal on the bolt (and less purchase for any tools) and finally just now drilled the bolt head off and it's out, replaced with a external hex head bolt I can get on and off easily with a socket wrench. What a relief. That stripped bolt head was haunting my dreams. -- John. On Sat, Jan 7, 2023, 12:55 PM Ken Pettit <petti...@gmail.com> wrote: > On 1/7/23 11:43 AM, John R. Hogerhuis wrote: > > > > Maybe I should rename it to CloadT :-) > > > > You mentioned that you might. It does seem to be a popular / useful > command in CloudT. I can't remember the last time I used that command > otherwise ... surely sometime in the late 80's! :) > > Ken >
