Data can be moved from low memory to high memory and vice
versa. Additional memory segments of any length can be moved
forward or backward. An automatic “compare” is performed as
each byte is transferred, and any differences are listed by
address.
EXAMPLE:
T 1400 1600 1401
Shifts data from $1400 up to and including $1600
one byte higher in memory.
COMMAND: V
PURPOSE: Verify a file on cassette or disk with the memory
contents.
SYNTAX: V < “file name”>[,<device>] [,alt start address]
<"file name”>Any legal Commodore 128 file
name.
<device> A number indicating which
device the file is on; cassette is
1, disk is 8,
9, etc.
[alt start Option to start verification at this
address] address.
The verify command compares a file to memory contents. The
Commodore 128 responds with VERIFYING. If an error is found
the word ERROR is added; if the file is successfully verified the
cursor reappears.
EXAMPLE:
V “WORKLOAD”, 8
COMMAND: X
PURPOSE: Exit to BASIC.
SYNTAX: X
COMMAND: > (greater than)
PURPOSE: Can be used to set up to 8 or 16 locations.
SYNTAX: > <address>[<data byte 1 ,...8/16>]
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