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From: kevinw%isl@sri-unix.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.micro.cpm
Subject: Re: SID Write command?
Message-ID: <12167@sri-arpa.UUCP>
Date: Tue, 10-Apr-84 17:21:00 EST
Article-I.D.: sri-arpa.12167
Posted: Tue Apr 10 17:21:00 1984
Date-Received: Sun, 15-Apr-84 09:16:14 EST
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there is a write command for sid 3.0 (the one which comes standard with
the distribution disk).  the documentation for it is in one of the refs
but not the other (typical dri...).

anyway, if you have a cpm3 system the command is:
Wfile[,start,stop]
`file' is a standard cpm file description -- eg q:foo.baz
`start' and `stop' are optional start and stop addresses.  if none
are specified then the start of the tpa is used as start and the
address of the LAST end of load address is used.  this is a nasty bug!
e.g.

A>sid foo.com
SID 3.0...
NEXT LAST HIGH PC <or some such>
0C00 0C00 CDFF 0100

#rbar.com
NEXT LAST HIGH PC
0300 0C00 CDFF 0100

#wquux.com
Saved 4 records (4h) <or some such>

n.b. -- one would have expected 11 records but someone at dri
screwed up this.  thus to get what would be expected, one must
say

#wquux.com,100,c00
Saved 11 records (0bh)

  -- K