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- These two programs fill memory from the end of the program to 9FFFF with
- values. This can help when trying to track down uninitialized
- variable problems.
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- SETMEM fills memory with a pattern specified on the command line.
- The syntax is SETMEM [ {hex string} {"any string"} ] ...
- If no parameters are given, memory is set to 0. Spaces and other non-hex
- characters outside of quotes are ignored. For example,
- SETMEM 1ACex7 0 hello joe
- sets memory to a repeating 1A CE 70 EE pattern, while
- SETMEM 1ACex7 0 "hello joe"
- sets memory to a repeating 1A CE 70 68 65 6C 6C 6F 20 6A 6F 65
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- TRASHMEM fills memory with random values. (The random number generator
- is not very good, so I do not recommend it for other applications).
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- These programs are public domain.
- Joe Ahlgren 92/04/03 BBS 703-241-7980 CSID 70461,2340