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ATARI HOME
Introduction
Definitions
Disk Contents
Starting SOURCGEN
Symbol-Table & Editor
Generating Source Code
- from an SMB file
- for the ATARI OS
Creating SMB files
The Function Keys
The Functions A - U
A. ADDR/symb search
B. BYTE-change
C. CODE-search
D. DELETE symbols
E. EDIT
F. FILE
G. GO
H. HEAD
I. INDEX
J. JUNK?
K. KEY (0..9)
L. LIST symbols
M. MINIMUM-label
N. NEW
O. OBTAIN symbols
P. PREPARE labels
Q. QUIT (1)
R. RE-ADDRESS
S. SAVE symbols
T. TRACE
U. UTILITY (V. 3.2)
The Fram-disk
Output Menu
Error Messages
Reference card
New in V.3.2
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Output Menu
On pressing the key <.>,
the following menu will appear at the top of the screen.
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1.address
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2.comment
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3.ADDRESS
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4.COMMAND
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5.address
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6.comment
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7.JSR
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V. 3.2 )
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8.binary
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9.ASC
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Use the keys <1>
to <9> and then press
<RETURN> (or <ESC> in V. 3.2 )
- address: If the present address is in the symboltable, the address
will appear as a comment after '*'.
- comment: If there is a comment to the present address in the symbol-table,
it will be displayed next to a '*'
or next to the address.
- ADDRESS: The present address will be displayed at the beginning of
each line. Also all information for this address in the symbol-table
will be displayed. Use this option as a 'work mode'.
- COMMAND: When this option is deselected, the byte at each address
will be displayed as a byte, ASCII-character, internal character and
a bit-pattern. At the end of the line is the corresponding opcode or
a '?'-mark.
- Address: If the line contains a symbol, the address of the symbol
will be displayed at the end of the line.
- Comment: If there is a comment in the symbol-table at the address
in a command, it will be displayed.
- (V. 3.2) Display jumps to subroutines
with JSR.
- Binary: In the case of 'immediate'adddressing the binary form of the
constant in the command will be displayed as a comment.
- ASC: In the case of 'immediate'adddressing the ASCII form of the constant
in the command will be displayed as a comment. (provided the character
is displayable in the ATMAS-II assembler).
(V. 3.2) <A>
selects all items. Use this when programming command chains (See U.
UTILITY ).
E.g. the command chain .A26789^
will have the effect of selecting 1, 3, 4, and 5 regardless of the previous
setting.
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