Re: A86: free space
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Re: A86: free space
Hmm, that could be why Zelda always crashed with YAS. Aaron figured it was
because YAS cleared out the memory first and it was assuming a value would
still be set (like using a variable in C before initializing it and assuming
it will be 0), but I never found that to be the case. I ended up using all
16k but didn't store it anywhere.
> I would generally say it's okay to use $8100 - $BF00 (15872 bytes), but
> don't hold me to that, it might not always work with uh... nested shells
or
> something =P Alternatively, you can copy both stacks to a temporary
variable
> and restore them when you're done... this adds some size to your program,
> but is good if you need 16kb but still want compatibility with shells.
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