kwf@ncsu.UUCP (Kenneth W Fernald) (07/23/85)
I'm currently working on a machine language program in which I want
to use the screen editor in the kernal to input data into basic RAM.
How can I disengage the basic interpreter so when I type a line like:
100 {something that is not basic syntax here}
It won't give a syntax error. I guess what I'm trying to say is that
I want to run the screen editor from a machine language program so that
I can enter anything I want to into the basic RAM (assuming I type a line
number).
Any information on exactly how the editor works and how to use its routines
would be highly appreciated.
Kenneth Fernald (Be nice to me, I just got married. Does 'ball and chain'
come to mind?)jobusch@isucs1.UUCP (07/31/85)
Suggestion. You might take a look at the Commodore Assembler Package, which includes a screen editor that does not tokenize or run it through BASIC or etc... Dave Jobusch at Iowa State University isucs1!jobusch jobusch@iowa-state