rojas@math.berkeley.edu (04/12/90)
Joseph Maurice Rojas
(415) 643-2608
rojas@ernie.berkeley.edu
April 11, 1990
Dear colleagues,
Here's a short question to test how many of you have actually kept
all of your old Amigados 1.3 manuals:
What's the command (or sequence of commands) to allocate more memory
to basic?
Yes, I know I shouldn't be bothering with basic in this day and age,
but I don't have C and I just want to write a simple, quick and dirty progam
to solve a sweepstakes puzzle. Prompt replies will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Sincerely,
Maurice
P.S.: I can't just look in my manual because it's back in L.A.. Not only
that, but most Amiga stores (at least the ones I know of) have stopped
carrying that manual. : (moster@iris.ucdavis.edu (Richard Haynes Moster) (04/12/90)
In article <1990Apr12.032406.22162@agate.berkeley.edu> rojas@math.berkeley.edu () writes: > > What's the command (or sequence of commands) to allocate more memory > to basic? Do you mean "CLEAR"? As in: CLEAR [,basicData] [,stack] E.g. CLEAR CLEAR, 20000 CLEAR, , 2000 CLEAR,20000,2000 (This is from the initial v. 1.1 AmigaBasic notebook.) --Richard