Re: A83: link

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Subject: Re: A83: link
From: Scott Dial <homosapian@geocities.com>
Date: Sat, 15 May 1999 17:56:45 -0500
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They are the the commands to manipulate the link port. By using "in
a,(BPORT)" you are sending the value of "a" out the port regardless of
wether anything is connected or prepared to recieve it. "out (BPORT),a"
takes the current value that was brought in through the port and stores
it "a".

"M. Delmas" wrote:
> 
> How do the the "in a, (BPORT)" and the "out (BPORT),a) work? Which values
> can "a" have?
> 
> Cédric

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