Re: A89: when i say JUMP, you say WHEN?
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Re: A89: when i say JUMP, you say WHEN?
I'm not sure that i was real clear, I need to know how the op-code is put
together for a jmp to address x...
I've tried using vti, but I don't know how to decipher what it gives...
something like code 03FEC2 is equal to JMP $40002
first off there isn't enough bytes in $0CFEC2 to even represent $40002!
Basically, I know that on an TI-86 one could fill up part of a program with
NOP's and later copy code into that area of the prog and execute it...
and the format was something like opcode for jp; next byte(s) address to
jump to...
What i'm trying to do is almost the same thing (but different enough that I
cannot just say some where jmp thatlabel and just copy it to where i want
it...
Greg
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