30 Jun
2016
30 Jun
'16
5:29 p.m.
I seem to remember there is an entry point that one can use to reinitialize
BASIC already loaded into core memory, with the intention of re-answering
the questions about MEMORY SIZE, Use SIN?, etc. Is this correct? I looked
in the docs I have b ut I could not find it. If no one has this info I
will have to disassemble, IN a HEX editor I see the questions are all at
the end.
-- Bill
30 Jun
30 Jun
6:13 p.m.
Which Basic? RT11?
paul
On Jun 30, 2016, at 1:29 PM, william degnan
<billdegnan at gmail.com> wrote:
I seem to remember there is an entry point that one can use to reinitialize
BASIC already loaded into core memory, with the intention of re-answering
the questions about MEMORY SIZE, Use SIN?, etc. Is this correct? I looked
in the docs I have b ut I could not find it. If no one has this info I
will have to disassemble, IN a HEX editor I see the questions are all at
the end.
-- Bill
6:16 p.m.
PAPERTAPE BASIC (pdp 11/20 era)
On Thu, Jun 30, 2016 at 2:13 PM, Paul Koning <paulkoning at comcast.net> wrote:
Which Basic? RT11?
paul
On Jun 30, 2016, at 1:29 PM, william degnan
<billdegnan at gmail.com>
wrote:
I seem to remember there is an entry point that one can use to
reinitialize
BASIC already loaded into core memory, with the
intention of re-answering
the questions about MEMORY SIZE, Use SIN?, etc. Is this correct? I
looked
in the docs I have b ut I could not find it. If
no one has this info I
will have to disassemble, IN a HEX editor I see the questions are all at
the end.
-- Bill
7:20 p.m.
On 6/30/2016 10:29 AM, william degnan wrote:
I seem to remember there is an entry point that one
can use to reinitialize
BASIC already loaded into core memory, with the intention of re-answering
the questions about MEMORY SIZE, Use SIN?, etc. Is this correct? I looked
in the docs I have b ut I could not find it. If no one has this info I
will have to disassemble, IN a HEX editor I see the questions are all at
the end.
-- Bill
After loading the basic papertape, start it at 16104 to get to the config dialog.
Type a '?'<ret> in response to the *O prompt to get the long form dialog.
Don
*Downloads[504] pdp11 basic.ini**
**
**PDP-11 simulator V4.0-0 Beta git commit id: d8aafde7**
**Disabling XQ**
**load basic.pt**
**run 16104**
**
**PDP-11 BASIC, VERSION 007A**
***O ?**
**DO YOU NEED THE EXTENDED FUNCTIONS?Y**
**HIGH-SPEED READER/PUNCH?N**
**SET UP THE EXTERNAL FUNCTION?N**
**MEMORY?**
**READY**
**100 FOR I = 1 TO 10**
**110 PRINT I,I*I,I*I*I**
**120 NEXT I**
**130 END**
**RUN**
** 1 1 1**
** 2 4 8**
** 3 9 27**
** 4 16 64**
** 5 25 125**
** 6 36 216**
** 7 49 343**
** 8 64 512**
** 9 81 729**
** 10 100 1000**
**
**STOP AT LINE 130**
**READY**
*
7:44 p.m.
On Thu, Jun 30, 2016 at 3:20 PM, Don North <north at alum.mit.edu> wrote:
On 6/30/2016 10:29 AM, william degnan wrote:
Thanks. From the console M9312
L 16104 [enter]
S [enter]
perfect, works.
Bill
I seem to remember there is an entry point that
one can use to
reinitialize
BASIC already loaded into core memory, with the intention of re-answering
the questions about MEMORY SIZE, Use SIN?, etc. Is this correct? I
looked
in the docs I have b ut I could not find it. If no one has this info I
will have to disassemble, IN a HEX editor I see the questions are all at
the end.
-- Bill
After loading the basic papertape, start it at 16104 to get to the config
dialog.
Type a '?'<ret> in response to the *O prompt to get the long form dialog.
Don
*Downloads[504] pdp11 basic.ini**
**
**PDP-11 simulator V4.0-0 Beta git commit id: d8aafde7**
**Disabling XQ**
**load basic.pt**
**run 16104**
**
**PDP-11 BASIC, VERSION 007A**
***O ?**
**DO YOU NEED THE EXTENDED FUNCTIONS?Y**
**HIGH-SPEED READER/PUNCH?N**
**SET UP THE EXTERNAL FUNCTION?N**
**MEMORY?**
**READY**
**100 FOR I = 1 TO 10**
**110 PRINT I,I*I,I*I*I**
**120 NEXT I**
**130 END**
**RUN**
** 1 1 1**
** 2 4 8**
** 3 9 27**
** 4 16 64**
** 5 25 125**
** 6 36 216**
** 7 49 343**
** 8 64 512**
** 9 81 729**
** 10 100 1000**
**
**STOP AT LINE 130**
**READY**
*
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