Re: A86: sqrtKEY: altKey & eshKey
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Re: A86: sqrtKEY: altKey & eshKey
I would call $23 userFlags because they are the user routines.
Someone must have used these terms at one point because I stripped all
my equates from the include files that came with the first version I
downloaded of AsmStudio. Don't know what ver. that was though.
ACZ calls $28-$2E 'asm_flag1' to 'asm_flag7'.
Maybe I'll just start using numbers instead of equates in my source, so
absolutely EVERYONE will know what I'm talking about, i.e., "set 3,
(IY+$23)" instead of "set alt_on, (IY+exceptionflg)" or "set userInt,
(IY+userFlags)" or whatever other names there are for these flags.
Cassady Roop
Joshua J Seagoe wrote:
>
> On Thu, 11 Nov 1999 11:41:40 -0800 Cassady Roop <croop@oregontrail.net>
> writes:
> >
> >SQRTKEYINSTALLED is 6,(IY+$24). By the way, what does 'esh' stand
> >for?
>
> uhhh... i have no clue, enable sqrt hook?
>
> oh, and calling either of these "userflags" is really wrong. iy+$28 -
> iy+$2e are the user flags (user defined, that is)
>
> -josh
>
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