Hi
I'm trying to figure out the structure of a BASIC file. I have a Token
table.
I figured the following out:
#FF - 1 byte start of file
x times the following:
xxxx - 2 bytes Start adress of next line
xxxx - 2 bytes line number
data - x bytes actual line
#00 - 1 byte end of line marker
#0000 - 2 bytes end of file
The only trouble is I don't know how the additional data of the commands are
built. For example: #98 is POKE.
But how do I interpret the following data? I discovered that :
#0C+2bytes = &Hxxxx
#0F+1byte is a decimal (0-255)
#1C+2bytes is a decimal (0-65535)
So: 98 0C FF FF 2C 0F FF
would be POKE &HFFFF,255, but
98 0C FF FF 2C 0C FF 00 is
POKE &HFFFF,&HFF
(P.s. Yes, I have a SONY...)
Is there more documentation about this, or do I have to figure it all out?
Greetz,
Patrick
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