where:
• filename Is the name of your file
• bank number lets you select one of the 16 banks
• start address is the memory location where loading begins
A binary file is a file, whether a program or data that has been
SAVEd either within the machine language monitor or the BSAVE
command. The BLOAD command loads the binary file into the
location specified by the start address.
EXAMPLE:
BLOAD “SPRITES”, BO, P3584
LOADS the binary file “SPRITES” starting in location 3584 in
BANK 0.
BLOAD “DATA1”, DO, U8, B1, P4096
LOADS the binary file “ DATA 1 ” into location 4096 (BANK 1)
from Drive 0, unit 8.
If start address is not specified the file will load at the same
address it was saved from.
BOOT
Load and execute a program which was saved as a binary
file.
BOOT [“filename ”] [,Ddrive number][<ON | ,>Udevice]
The command loads an executable binary file and begins
execution at the predefined starting address. The default device
number is 8 drive 0.
EXAMPLE:
BOOT
BOOT an executable program, (CP/M Plus for example). This is a
special case and requires setting up a specific sector on the disk.
BOOT”GRAPHICS 1”,D0, U9
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