Good questions! Is the statistical package written in BASIC? If not, you'd need a Tandy 200 specific version of the program. Which statistics are you needing?
I have heard that it is theoretically possible to have a program which spans banks, perhaps keeping the code in one bank and data files in another, but it sounds like the program has to be custom written to do that. I do not think there is any easy way to get the Tandy 200 to recognize more than 24K at a single time because its address lines are wired for 40KB of ROM. (Does anyone know if, when running a program from a 32KB option ROM, whether addresses from $8000 to $A000 can then be used for RAM on the T200?) —B On Fri, Aug 9, 2024 at 12:41 PM Tom Blum <[email protected]> wrote: > There's a Radio Shack statistical analysis package (26-3825) that was sold > for the M100 on cassette (minimum 24K required). Given the considerable > hardware differences between the M100 and M200, is it a given that programs > for the M100 would likely be inoperable with the M200. Relatedly, is there > any way to create a memory bank on the M200 that actually makes 24K or > greater RAM available for running applications? > > Thanks, Tom >
