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- From: magicsn@birdland.es.bawue.de (Steffen Haeuser)
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- Subject: Re: LoadSeg
- Date: 18 Mar 1996 19:17:03
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-
- patrick.hanevold%login.eunet.no@INTERNET wrote :
-
- >
- >
- >>Hi!
- >
- >>I want to get the data in a file where the SOURCE of the file looks like
- >>following :
- >
- >>moveq #0,d0
- >>rts
- >>Data:
- >>....
- >
- >>How do i get the address of Data using the LoadSeg command ?
- >
- > You could parse some arguments to it, and let it return the address if
- > the right parameters are given.
-
- Well, of COURSE... and i tried it that way... but i did not find my file using
- the address it returned (even after converting the BPTR to a real pointer
- there seemed to be only rubbish returned... or at least i probably make
- something wrong :( )
-
- Steffen Haeuser
-