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COMMAND: H
PURPOSE: Hunt through memory within a specified range for all < >
occurrences of a set of bytes. <—'
SYNTAX: H (address 1 > (address 2) <data>
(address 1 > Beginning address of hunt £_j
procedure,
(address 2) Ending address of hunt
procedure,
(data) Data set to search for data may
be hexadecimal or an ASCII
string.
EXAMPLE:
HA000A101 A9FF4C
Search for data $A9, $FF, $4C,
fromA000toA101.
H 2000 9800'CASH
Search for the alpha string "CASH" in bank 0.
COMMAND: J
PURPOSE: Call JSR, a machine language subroutine
SYNTAX: J (address)
The JSR command directs program control to the machine language
subroutine located at the specified address. The JSR 8502 instruc
tion is comparable to the J monitor instruction. To return to monitor
mode after executing, the subroutine must terminate with an RTS
instruction.
EXAMPLE:
J2000
Call JSR to the subroutine starting at $2000 in bank 0.
COMMAND: L
PURPOSE: Load a file from cassette or disk.
SYNTAX: L ("file name")[,(device) [,alt load address]]
("file name") Any legal Commodore 128 file
name,
(device) A number indicating the device to
load from. 1 is cassette. 8 is disk
(or 9, A, etc.).
[alt load address] Option to load a file to a speci
fied address.
384 APPENDIX J—Machine Language Monitor