It means exactly what it says, really...
If it's an E type, it means that the execution of that command will be
done by an external process.
For example, when you compile a BASIC program, we execute our internal
command nbasic, which
is the basic compiler.
If it's an 'I' type, it means that
A nice succinct answer!
At 09:34 AM 6/16/2004, you wrote:
It means exactly what it says, really...
If it's an E type, it means that the execution of that command will be
done by an external process.
For example, when you compile a BASIC program, we execute our internal
command nbasic, which
is the
VOC pointer problem
Hi,
Can anyone give me a solution to the following problem?
What is mean by the dispatch type in VOC pointers? It is clear to me
that
when it is !'B!( it means the word is BASIC program and its path is in
the
second field of the pointer. Then the processor can go
Heheh
Well, in all fairness, WE still execute OUR nbasic command, just within the
DSEngine
these days ...
Just because some small little company bought the product from us shouldn't
mean
anything, should it :-)
Dave
At 10:05 AM 6/16/2004 -0400, you wrote:
totally accurate - except for
