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- From: kako@nagara.info.gifu-u.ac.jp (Eiji Kako)
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.handhelds
- Subject: Re: undocumented SHARP PC-E500
- Message-ID: <983@nagara.info.gifu-u.ac.jp>
- Date: 7 Aug 92 02:57:25 GMT
- References: <A32345@HB.maus.de> <A32584@HB.maus.de>
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- > Is it possible to give me some details about the above mentioned
- > commands? Especially syntax?
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- I can tell you more details. If you use these commands, own *your* risks.
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- Here is syntax of undocmented commands.
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- (1) SAVEM - save machine code program
- SYNTAX: SAVEM "filename" , &xxxxx , &yyyyy
- &xxxxx is the start address, &yyyyy is the end address.
- EXAMPLE: SAVEM "E:PROGRAM1.BIN" , &BFE00 , &BFFFF
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- (2) LOADM - load machine code program
- SYNTAX: LOADM "filename" [ , &xxxxx ]
- &xxxxx is the start address. If you don't input, to be
- loaded same address you save.
- EXAMPLE: LOADM "E:PROGRAM1.BIN"
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- (3) PEEK - peek memory
- SYNTAX: PEEK &xxxxx
- &xxxxx is the address in which is your data you want.
- EXAMPLE: PEEK &BFE00
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- (4) POKE - write data to memory
- SYNTAX: POKE &xxxxx , &yy [ , &zz [ ... ] ]
- &xxxxx is the target address. &yy is data to write.
- &zz is written in the address ( &xxxxx + 1 ).
- EXAMPLE: POKE &BFE00 , &07
- ( &07 is machine code of RETF )
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- (5) CALL - call machine code program
- SYNTAX: CALL &xxxxx
- &xxxxx is the address of the machine code program.
- EXAMPLE: CALL &BFE00
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- Enjoy!
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- kako
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