The usual way to do this is a post assembly step that takes a hex file or binary data and creates a Basic program that can poke the contents into memory.
That's what I did with hterm. I have makefiles and Perl scripts but that may be overkill for you (of course, nothing kills like overkill). The best way of course is a Tpdd client in ROM and then you build a CO directly on your PC and transfer that in. But that requires a tsdos rom or rex. One trick for reading and writing ascii files to the serial port is to either save/load from the basic prompt or save / load from TEXT. This avoids and screen I/O which allows a faster baud rate. -- John. On Mon, Feb 4, 2019, 5:37 AM Stephen Pereira <stephen.m.pereira...@gmail.com wrote: > > I don't know offhand of any HEX loaders that load from the serial port > but that just means I haven't needed one. ;-) > > > I found that CHANGE.BA will save and load hex files to and from the > serial port. I’ve carved out the bit of code that loads files, and I’m > experimenting with that now. > > smp > - - - > Stephen Pereira > Bedford, NH 03110 > KB1SXE > > > >
