Re: A82: Pacman


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Re: A82: Pacman




On Tue, 17 Mar 1998 08:02:27 -0700, you wrote:

>
>  What is the 82 equivolent for USG_BITS? It appears in Pacman a couple of times.
>
>as always, for anyone who replies thanx.
>Evil Sam
>
>

from usgard.h:

USG_BITS        =$8C40  ; bit 0 set: program has been modified (not
nec.)
                        ; bit 1 set: warp out (must be done by the
shell)

so if they are setting bit 0, you wont need to worry about it for the
82 shells either.  it was probably used for a high score table.  if it
is bit 1, you may need to recode his source a little bit.

-mike
 mgp4007@omega.uta.edu


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