Oh yeah, that too.
And unix LF-only line-endings.
BASIC (on these machines) can take either CRLF or CR-only, but not LF-only.
But I think in most cases pasting into a terminal program would probably
generate new line-endings, so even if the original file had LF, the term
program may output CRLF
For loaing into BASIC, use a bootstrapper to send the file, which inserts a
delay in between each byte exactly to avoid that problem.
http://github.com/bkw777/tsend for windows
or http://github.com/bkw777/dlplus for anything else.
Loading a file directly into BASIC is not like a normal plain
> On Oct 21, 2022, at 10:32 PM, r Gi wrote:
>
> I am repeatedly getting a DS ERROR most of the time when I try to load a
> program. It happens a short time after starting the upload. Any help would be
> appreciated
Nearly all of the DS ERRORs I have received while reading BASIC programs over
DS means "direct statement in a file" you are loading.
All program lines are supposed to start with a line number.
So the file itself could have this problem... code without a line number.
More likely if you are loading the file too fast, sometimes the Model T
tokenization process cannot keep
I am repeatedly getting a DS ERROR most of the time when I try to load a
program. It happens a short time after starting the upload. Any help would
be appreciated
