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Example
2:
SELECT
!TEN
OR
[",urn
[
FOR I'IENU
L
I
Aeum
)
LOAD
FROM WHAT
FILE?
BHI
F
IL,OBJ
[",,,,,,,
I
Example 3 illustrates a file called
MACHL.
OBJ that does not
have a RUN address or an INIT address. In this case
,
the
SELECT ITEM OR
[Aeum
)
FOR
MENU
prompt
will
display on the
screen as soon as the file finishes
loading.
Example
3:
SE
LECT
ITEI'I OR
1
"'''''''
I
FOR l'IEl1U
L
1
"'""'
I
LOAD FROM WHAT FILE'
t'lACHL.OB.J
I
Raum
I
M
.
RUN AT ADDRESS
Note: This
instruction
will probably not be used by a beginn ing
ATARI Computer user.
Use this selection to enter the
hexadecimal
starting address of
an object file program after you have loaded it into RAM with the
BI NARY LOAD selection. This selection is used when the start-
ing address has
not
been appended to the object
file.
In the example
below,
the instructions at hexadecimal Location
3000 will begin executing
.
Be very careful when entering these
hexadecimal address
locations.
If you enter an address that
does not contain executable code
,
it will create problems. For
example
,
you
could lock up the system
,
making it necessary for
you to
reboot.
SELEC
T
ITEI'I OR
1
"'""'
1
FOR I'IENU
1' 1
[""""I
RUN
FROM WHAT
ADDRESS~
3000
I
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)
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