Re: A82: How programs get messed up
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Re: A82: How programs get messed up
Some programs store data in thepart of the ram used by the system,
if the wrong areas are used the calc might crash when the OS tries to use
these locations. Another problem is that some programs makes it possible
to to exit to the homescreen without going through Ash, because the
programs are relocated this will cause the calc to crash. Yet another type
of error is that programs writes to parts of the memory where they should
not, like writing to another asm program. Besides all these thingsa which
normally will casue the calc to crash after you have exited the program
there can also be lots of different types of error in the programs which
causes the program to crashg the calc while the program is executing.
Normally programs with this kind of error are not released untill they
have been fixed.
Dines
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Dines Justesen
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On Mon, 6 Oct 1997, The Weilers wrote:
> What causes an assembly program to mess up?
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