Machine Language Storage in REM

Authors

Jasper Kump

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Publication Details

Volume: 3 Issue: 2

Date

March/April 1983

Pages

60
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When a series of consecutive REM statements is to be used to provide storage for machine language the leading four bytes of the second and subsequent REMs cannot simply be overwritten. Your machine language program would almost certainly crash. The solution is relatively simple. Change the byte count of the first REM statement to include the byte count of all of the REM statements to be used for machine language storage.

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