To Quote [EMAIL PROTECTED] : > The usual way to make an error is to execute the machine code instruction > RST 8 (op code 207) followed by a data byte. Were you doing this? > > things like searching for a file on the disk. Funnily enough, hook codes > are accessed by writing RST 8 followed by a data byte. If you ask me it's > silly, but there you go. In SamDOS, the difference between a hook code and > an error is that the hook codes have values over 127. I think.
That sounds right then, I think it was 128 that started it. I was actually playing around with SAM C, and using abort(int) in stdlib which I guess must work like that. Oh well, you learn something new everyday. Cheers! Tim ....@/
