On 10/11/2017 04:20 AM, Ruud@Baltissen.org wrote: > For David: > Your listing shows: > > 9e78: L9e78 jsr S9eab > 9e7b: jsr S9ebb > 9e7e: jsr CLRCH > 9e81: jsr UNLSTN? > 9e84: jsr NCLOSE > 9e87: lda #$00 > 9e89: sta $02f6 > > UNLSTN is $F1B9. Could you check your binary please and tell me what > value is found at $9E82? There's a few of those that jump into the middle of KERNAL routine implementations, like $cd0d which is inside MOVMF but skips the rounding portion, so I called it MOVMF_no_round. Same with OUTSTR and OUTSTR_lenX at $bb24. I temporarily called this one "UNLSTN?" with the question mark because I couldn't quite resolve the meaning of that inside-UNLSTN entry point either. In WFDis, following the UNLSTN? link takes the cursor down to $f1d9. Selecting the "jsr UNLSTN?" and pressing B to convert to bytes shows 20 d9 f1 to verify the values themselves, Ctrl-Z undoes that back into asm. The interface and communicating all the right details is still a work in progress. Message was sent through the cbm-hackers mailing listReceived on 2017-10-11 19:00:04
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