named ROUTINE/CMD.
If
the file already exists, it is overwritten.
If
it
does not exist, it
is
created
on
the first available drive. The transfer
address (starting address for execution) of ROUTINE/CMD is
hexadecimal
7000.
DUMP
ROUTINE/CMD
(START=28872,END=32788,TRA=
28872)
(ENTER)
is
identical to the above command except that START, END, and
TRA have decimal values.
DUMP
TEST:l
(S=)-('8000'
,E=)-('BC0F')
(ENTER)
dumps the specified block of memory to a disk file named TEST/LMF
on Drive
1.
Since you did not specify a file extension to TEST, it
defaulted to ILMF. Also, since you did not specify a transfer address,
it is written to the file
as
a return to TRSDOS Ready.
DUMP
WORD/IMG:0
(S=)-('7000'
,E=)-('A000',
ASCII)
(ENTER)
dumps the specified block of memory to a disk file named
WORD/IMG
on
Drive
0.
Since the ASCII parameter
is
specified,
an
ASCII file
is
created.
DUMP
WORD
(S=)-('7050'
,E=)-('A000',
ET){=)-('FF',
ASC I
I)
(ENTER)
dumps the specified block of memory to a disk file named
WORD/TXT.
An
ASCII file
is
created, and the special character at the
end of the text (end of text marker)
is
written
as
hexadecimal FF.
Since you did not specify
an
extension for WORD, it defaulted to
/TXT.
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