cen@drufl.UUCP (01/21/84)
---Forwarded message------ I've noticed a problem with the SAVE routine in my C-64. The routine seems to drop the byte at the last address specified. I got around this when using MLX or other programs using it by specifying 1 more location than necessary. Has anyone seen this or it's just my machine? Another question: I tried to send some text to UNIX with print#. All got thru but I also got a bunch of extraneous Control-R characters. Any tips where these could come from? I open the port with chr$(6+32)+chr$(32+128). V. Hoang ihnp4!dwx3bS!vqh
porter@inuxd.UUCP (J Porter) (01/21/84)
This ain't a bug. All Commodore Machine Language Monitors from the dawn of time have had this *feature*. When saving machine language stuff you always specify one past the last address. The documentation should have explained this. Jeff Porter (inuxd!porter) AT&T Consumer Products Indianapolis