Quoting Tim Paveley :
My guess is that the final label might be at some kind of
page boundary, which trips up the code building the table. I haven't
tried to look into it -- any volunteers...?
So this may or may not be related but I've memories of long basic
programs getting corrupted, and th
My guess is that the final label might be at some kind of
page boundary, which trips up the code building the table. I haven't
tried to look into it -- any volunteers...?
So this may or may not be related but I've memories of long basic
programs getting corrupted, and the corruption would happen
On 15 Nov 2012, at 22:57, Marcos Cruz wrote:
> What do you mean "auto-typed"? Text spooling?
Yep, that's it! It's currently a Windows-only feature at the moment, but I'll
extend it to support other platforms.
> AFAIK SimCoupe lacks a file spooling option (in fact it is what I need:
> SimCoupe
En/Je/On 2012-11-15 20:37, Simon Owen escribió / skribis / wrote :
> To rule out a problem with KEYIN, I used LLIST to write the program to a
> text file using the SimCoupe printer option. I then auto-typed the
> contents back in to a freshly reset SimCoupe,
What do you mean "auto-typed"? Text
This sounds like a problem I was looking at with Josef a few months
back, where long ported programs failed on SAM. As far as I could tell
it was a bug with LABEL management -- his problem listing used many
labels (no use of KEYIN). I was able to narrow it down to a boundary
case, as demonstrated
Hi all,
Some time ago I wrote a toolkit to write MasterBASIC programs with the
Vim editor (http://vim.org) and import them into SimCoupe (see
http://programandala.net/en.program.mbim). It didn't work because the
KEYIN command has bugs (in SAM BASIC, but MasterBASIC didn't fix them).
In fact, a sim
