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COPY ['filename'] TO '[filename]:device'
COPY 'ALL:device' TO 'filename'
PRIVATE 'filename:device'
PURGE 'filename:device'
ROMAVAIL (':device')
ROMID (':device')
ROMSIZE ('filename')
Initializing a Bank (BUILD)
BUILD ':device', romid
[,'lexname'J
This command initializes the designated PMS bank.
All information
previous-
ly recorded in the bank is erased, and a catalog directory is created.
A ROM ID must be specified at this time.
This number is used
by
the
HP-75
uniquely to identify each bank within a plug-in module.
It may be any number
I
in the range -32767 through -257 and +3 through +32767
inclusive.
However,
while
developing your module, you should use only those numbers in the range
100 to 199 to avoid possible confusion with any permanent plug-in modules you
may
be
using.
No two PMS banks should be assigned the same ROM ID number.
If
the number assigned is already present, an error will be reported.
Note: The use of duplicate ROM ID numbers
could
cause
serious operating problems,
such as the loss of all files.
Any single language extension (LEX) file compatible with the
HP-75
standard
may be optionally specified for inclusion in a bank at initialization.
A LEX
file can be removed from a bank only by the use of this
command.
Refer
to
your HP-75 owner's manual for a further discussion of LEX files.
After you have copied a LEX file into the PMS, you must
purge
HP-75
before
typing in the BASIC
program
which
uses
it.
program may use the incorrect LEX file.
Examples:
it
from
the
Otherwise, the
BUILD ':roma', 100
Initializes bank A and assigns it the
ID number 100.
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