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EXAMPLE:
F 0400 0518 EA
Fill memory locations from $0400 to $0518 with
$EA (a NOP instruction).
G
COMMAND:
PURPOSE:
Begin execution of a program at a specified
address.
G [<address>]
SYNTAX:
The GO command restores all registers (displayable by using the
R command) and begins execution at the specified starting
address. Caution is recommended in using the GO command. To
return to Commodore 128 MONITOR mode after executing a
machine language program, use the BRK instruction at the end of
the program.
EXAMPLE:
G 140C
Execution begins at location $140C.
H
COMMAND:
PURPOSE:
Hunt through memory within a specified range for
all occurrences of a set of bytes.
H <address 1> <address 2 > < d a ta >
SYNTAX:
EXAMPLE:
H A000 A101 A9 FF 4C
J-6
< address>
<address 1> Beginning address of hunt
<address 2 > Ending address of hunt
< d a ta >
An address where execution is to
start. When address is left out,
execution begins at the current
PC. (The current PC can be
viewed using the R command.)
procedure.
procedure.
Data set to search for data may
be numbers or an ASCII string.

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