Re: [M100] hi-memory and programs

2018-10-12 Thread John R. Hogerhuis
If you load it from BASIC prompt it will print out the addresses. http://bitchin100.com/wiki/index.php?title=Loading_a_typical_CO_file -- John. On Fri, Oct 12, 2018 at 4:29 AM Jesus R wrote: > This is great information and explains some of the oddities I have been > experiencing. When I copy

[M100] hi-memory and programs

2018-10-12 Thread Jesus R
This is great information and explains some of the oddities I have been experiencing. When I copy the teeny.co file from Rex to the unit it just beeps when I select it, but no additional information is printed out.

Re: [M100] hi-memory and programs

2018-10-08 Thread John R. Hogerhuis
CO files are a binary image of a program that you can run. But the 8085 generally doesn't support position independent code. So it cannot run from where the file happens to be in the RAM file system. Also, the file system can change as files are edited, so if you're accessing the file system, the

[M100] hi-memory and programs

2018-10-08 Thread Jesus R
Can someone please explain hi-memory on the T100 and if some programs need to be placed there for use? Jesus R