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Invoking the Assembler
Assembler Pseudo-Ops
Assembler In-Line Error Messages
Assembler Console Error Messages
:Invoking the Assembler
The CP/M Assembler is invoked by typing --
ASM filename or ASM filename.parms
where 'filename' is the name of the file 'filename.ASM' to be assembled.
In the case of the first command, the following files are created --
filename.HEX - "HEX" file containing machine code in
Intel hex format
filename.PRN - listing file
Iî  thå caså oæ thå seconä command¬  theså fileó arå createä accordinç �
to the parameters specified --
ASM filename.pqr
where
p : A,B,... - designates the disk name which contains the source
q : A,B,... - designates the disk name to receive the hex file
Z - skips generation of the hex file
r : A,B,... - designates the disk name which will receive the
print file
X - outputs the listing to the console
Z - skips generation of the print file
:Assembler Pseudo-Ops
ORG Set the program or data origin
END End program
EQU Numeric equate
SET Numeric set
IF Begin conditional assembly
ENDIF End conditional assembly
DB Define data bytes
DW Define data words
DS Define data storage area
:Assembler In-Line Error Messages
Ä  Datá errorº elemenô iî datá statemenô cannoô bå placeä  iî  thå �
specified data area
Å  Expressioî  errorº  expressioî  ió  ill-formeä  anä  cannoô  bå �
computed at assembly line
Ì  Labeì  errorº  labeì  cannoô appeaò iî  thió  contexô  (maù  bå �
duplicate label)
Π Noô  implemented:  featureó  whicè wilì appeaò  iî  futurå  ASÍ �
versions
O Overflow: expression is too complicated to compute; simplify
Р Phaså  errorº  labeì  doeó  noô havå  thå  samå  valuå  oî  twï �
subsequent passes through the program
Ò  Registeò  errorº  thå  valuå specifieä aó  á  registeò  ió  noô �
compatible with the operation code
Ö  Valuå  errorº operanä encountereä iî expressioî  ió  improperlù �
formed
:Assembler Console Error Messages
NO SOURCE FILE PRESENT The file specified in the ASM command
does not exist on disk
NO DIRECTORY SPACE The disk directory is full, erase files
which are not needed, and retry
SOURCE FILE NAME ERROR Improperly formed ASM file name
Š SOURCE FILE READ ERROR Source file cannot be read properly by
the assembler, execute a TYPE to
determine the point of error
OUTPUT FILE WRITE ERROR Output files cannot be written properly,
most likely cause is a full disk, erase
and retry
CANNOÔ CLOSÅ FILÅ Outpuô filå cannoô bå closed¬ checë tï
see if disk is write protected


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Introduction to the Microsoft BASIC Interpreter
Special Characters
Variable Type Declaration Chars
Commands
Edit Mode Subcommands
Program Statements (except I/O)
PRINT USING Format Field Specifiers
Input/Output Statements
Operators
Arithmetic Functions
String Functions
I/O and Special Functions
Interpreter Error Codes
Introduction to the Microsoft BASIC Compiler
Compiler Commands and Switches
Compiler Error Messages
:Introduction to the Microsoft BASIC Interpreter
Thió  HELÐ Filå ió deriveä froí thå "Microsofô BASIÃ Referencå  Book"¬ �
anä  iô  ió divideä intï twï partó -- onå coverinç thå Interpreteò anä  thå �
otheò  coverinç thå Compiler®  Theså programó procesó programó writteî  iî �
almosô  exactlù  thå  samå languagå -- Microsofô  BASIC»  therå  arå  minoò �
differenceó betweeî thå two¬  however¬  anä theså arå discusseä iî thå filå �
under the Compiler Introduction.
The MBASIC (Microsoft BASIC) Interpreter is invoked as follows --
MBASIC [<filename>][/F:<# files>][/M:<memory loc>]
Iæ  <filename¾ ió present¬  MBASIÃ proceedó aó iæ á RUÎ <filename¾  commanä �
werå typeä afteò initializatioî ió complete®  Á defaulô extensioî oæ  .BAÓ �
ió  assumed®  Iæ /F:<£ files¾ ió present¬  iô setó thå numbeò oæ disë datá �
fileó  thaô maù bå opeî aô anù onå timå durinç thå executioî oæ á  program® �
Thå  defaulô  herå  ió 3®  Thå /M:<memorù loc¾  setó  thå  highesô  memorù �
locationó thaô wilì bå useä bù MBASIC®  Alì memorù tï thå starô oæ FDOÓ ió �
used by default.
:Special Characters
^A Enters Edit Mode on line being typed or last line typed
^C Interrupts program execution and returns to MBASIC
^G Rings <BELL> at terminal
^H Deletes last char typed
^I Tab (every 8)
^O Halts/resumes program output
^R Retypes the line currently being typed
^S Suspends program execution
^Q Resumes execution after ^S
^U,^X Deletes line being typed
<CR> Ends every line being typed in
<LF> Breaks a logical line into physical lines
<DEL> Deletes last char typed
<ESC> Escapes Edit Mode Subcommands
. Current line for EDIT, RENUM, DELETE, LIST, LLIST commands
&O,& Prefix for Octal Constant
&H Prefix for Hex Constant
: Separates statements typed on the same line
? Equivalent to PRINT statement Š:Variable Type Declaration Characters
$ String 0 to 255 chars
% Integer -32768 to 32767
! Single Precision 7.1 digit floating point
# Double Precision 17.8 digit floating point
:Commands
Command Syntax Function
AUTO AUTO [line][,inc] Generate line numbers
CLEAÒ CLEAÒ [,[exp1][,exp2]Ý Cleaò prograí variables»  Exp± setó �
enä  oæ memorù anä Exp² setó amounô �
of stack space
CONT CONT Continue program execution
DELETE DELETE [[start][-[end]]] Delete program lines
EDIT EDIT line Edit a program line
FILES FILES [filename] Directory
LIST LIST [line[-[line]]] List program line(s)
LLIST LLIST [line[-[line]]] List program line(s) on printer
LOAD LOAD filename[,R] Load program; ,R means RUN
MERGE MERGE filename Merge prog on disk with that in mem
NAME NAME old AS new Change the name of a disk file
NEW NEW Delete current prog and vars
NULL NULL exp Set num of <NULL>s after each line
RENUM RENUM [[new][,[old][,inc]]] Renumber program lines
RESET RESET Init CP/M; use after disk change
Command Syntax Function
RUN RUN [line number] Run a prog (from a particular line)
RUN filename[,R] Run a prog on disk
SAVÅ SAVÅ filename[,Á oò ,PÝ Savå proç ontï disk»  ,Á saveó proç �
in ASCII and ,P protects file
SYSTEM SYSTEM Return to CP/M
TROFF TROFF Turn trace off
TRON TRON Turn trace on
WIDTÈ WIDTÈ [LPRINTÝ exð Seô terí oò printeò carriagå width» �
default is 80 (term) and 132 (prin)
:Edit Mode Subcommands
A Abort -- restore original line and restart Edit
nCc Change n characters
nD Delete n characters
E End edit and save changes; don't type rest of line
Hstr<ESC> Delete rest of line and insert string
Istr<ESC> Insert string at current pos
nKc Kill all chars up to the nth occurrance of c
L Print the rest of the line and go to the start of the line
Q Quit edit and restore original line
nSc Search for nth occurrance of c
Xstr<ESC> Goto the end of the line and insert string
<DEL> Backspace over chars; in insert mode, delete chars
<CR> End edit and save changes
:Program Statements (except I/O)
Statement Syntax Function
CALL CALL variable [(arg list)] Call assembly or FORTRAN routine
CHAIN CHAIN [MERGE] filename [,[line exp][,ALL][,DELETE range]]
Calì  á prograí anä pasó variableó tï it»  MERGÅ witè  ASCIÉ �
fileó allowó overlays» starô aô linå exð iæ given» ALÌ meanó �
alì variableó wilì bå passeä (otherwiså COMMOÎ only)» DELETÅ �
allows deletion of an overlay before CHAIN is executed
COMMON COMMON list of vars Pass vars to a CHAINed prog
DEF DEF FNx[(arg list)]=exp Arith or String Function
DEF USRn=address Define adr for nth assembly routine
DEFINT range(s) of letters Define default var type INTeger
DEFSNG " " " " " " " Single
DEFDBL " " " " " " " Double
DEFSTR " " " " " " " String
DIM DIM list of subscripted vars Allocate arrays
END END Stop prog and close files
ERASE ERASE var [,var ... ] Release space and var names
ERROR ERROR code Generate error code/message
FOR FOR var=exp TO exp [STEP exp] FOR loop
Statement Syntax Function
GOSUB GOSUB line number Call BASIC subroutine
GOTO GOTO line number Branch to specified line
IF/GOTO IF exp GOTO line [ELSE stmt ... ]
IF exp <> 0 then GOTO
IF/THEN IF exp THEN stmt[:stmt] [ELSE stmt ... ]
IF exp <> 0 then ... else ...
LET [LET] var=exp Assignment
MID¤  MID$(string,n[,m])=string²  Replacå á portioî oæ strinç  witè �
string2; start at pos n for m chars
NEXT NEXT var[,var ... ] End FOR
ON ERROR ON ERROR GOTO line Error trap subroutine
GOTO
ON/GOSUB ON exp GOSUB line[,line] Computed GOSUB
ON/GOTO ON exp GOTO line[,line] Computed GOTO
Statement Syntax Function
OPTION OPTION BASE n Min val for subscripts (n=0,1)
BASE
OUT OUT port,byte Output byte to port
POKE POKE address,byte Memory put
RANDOMIZE RANDOMIZE [exp] Reseed random number generator
REM REM any text Remark -- comment
RESTORE RESTORE [line] Reset DATA pointer
RESUME RESUME or RESUME 0 Return from ON ERROR GOTO
RESUME NEXT Return to stmt after error line
RESUME line Return to specified line
RETURN RETURN Return from subroutine
STOP STOP Stop prog and print BREAK msg
WAIÔ WAIÔ prot,mask[,selectÝ Pauså untiì inpuô porô [XOÒ selectÝ �
AND mask <> 0
WHILE/ WHILE exp stmts ... WEND Execute stmts as long as exp is T
WEND
:PRINT USING Format Field Specifiers
Numeric Specifiers
Specifier Digits Chars Definition
# 1 1 Numeric field
. 0 1 Decimal point
+ 0 1 Print leading or trailing sign
- 0 1 Trailing sign (- if neg, <sp> otherwise)
** 2 2 Leading asterisk
$¤  ±  ² Floatinç dollaò sign»  placeä iî  fronô  oæ
leading digit
**$ 2 3 Asterisk fill and floating dollar sign
, 1 1 Use comma every three digits
^^^^ 0 4 Exponential format
_ 0 1 Next character is literal
String Specifiers
Specifier Definition
! Single character
/<spaces>/ Character field; width=2+number of <spaces>
& Variable length field
:Input/Output Statements
Statement Syntax/Function
CLOSE CLOSE [[#]f[,[#]f ... ]]
Close disk files; if no arg, close all
DATA DATA constant list
List data for READ statement
FIELD FIELD [#]f,n AS string var [,n AS string var ...]
Define fields in random file buffer
GET GET [#]f[,record number]
Read a record from a random disk file
INPUT INPUT [;] [prompt string;] var [,var ...]
INPUT [;] [prompt string,] var [,var ...]
Reaä  datá froí thå terminal»  leadinç semicoloî suppresseó echï �
oæ  <CR>/<LF¾ anä semicoloî afteò prompô strinç causeó  questioî �
marë  afteò prompô whilå commá afteò prompô suppresseó  questioî �
mark
Statement Syntax/Function
KILL KILL filename
Delete a disk file
LINE LINE INPUT [;] [prompt string;] string var
INPUÔ Reaä aî entirå linå froí terminal»  leadinç semicoloî suppresseó �
echo of <CR>/<LF>
LINE INPUT #f,string var
Read an entire line from a disk file
LSET LSET field var=string exp
Storå datá iî randoí filå buffeò left-justifieä oò  left-justifù �
a non-disk string in a given field
OPEN OPEN mode,[#] f,filename
Open a disk file; mode must be one of --
I = sequential input file
O = sequential output file
R = random input/output file
Statement Syntax/Function
PRINT PRINT [USING format string;] exp [,exp ...]
Print data at the terminal using the format specified
PRINT #f, [USING format string;] exp [,exp ...]
Write data to a disk file
LPRINT [USING format string;] var [,var ...]
Write data to a line printer
PUT PUT [#] f [,record number]
Write data from a random buffer to a data file
READ READ var [,var ...]
Read data from a DATA statement into the specified vars
RSET RSET field var = string exp
Storå  datá  iî  á randoí filå buffeò righô justifieä  oò  righô �
justify a non-disk string in a given field
WRITE WRITE [list of exps]
Output data to the terminal
WRITE #f, list of exps
Output data to a sequential file or a random field buffer
:Operators
Symbol Function
= Assignment or equality test
- Negation or subtraction
+ Addition or string concatenation
* Multiplication
/ Division (floating point result)
^ Exponentiation
\ Integer division (integer result)
MOD Integer modulus (integer result)
NOT One's complement (integer)
AND Bitwise AND (integer)
OR Bitwise OR (integer)
XOR Bitwise exclusive OR (integer)
EQV Bitwise equivalence (integer)
IMP Bitwise implication (integer)
=,>,<, Relational tests (TRUE=-1, FALSE=0)
<=,=<,
>=,=>,
<>
The precedence of operators is --
1. Expressions in parentheses 8. Relational Operators
2. Exponentiation 9. NOT
3. Negation (Unary -) 10. AND
4. *,/ 11. OR
5. \ 12. XOR
6. MOD 13. IMP
7. +,- 14. EQV
:Arithmetic Functions
Function Action
ABS(exp) Absolute value of expression
ATN(exp) Arctangent of expression (in radians)
CDBL(exp) Convert the expression to a double precision number
CINT(exp) Convert the expression to an integer
COS(exp) Cosine of the expression (in radians)
CSNG(exp) Convert the expression to a single precision number
EXP(exp) Raises the constant E to the power of the expression
FIX(exp) Returns truncated integer of expression
FRE(exp) Gives memory free space not used by MBASIC
INT(exp) Evaluates the expression for the largest integer
LOG(exp) Gives the natural log of the expression
RND[(exp)] Generates a random number
exp <0 seeds new sequence
exp =0 returns previous number
exp >0 or omitted returns new random number
Function Action
SGN(exp) 1 if exp >0
0 if exp =0
-1 if exp <0
SIN(exp) Sine of the expression (in radians)
SQR(exp) Square root of expression
TAN(exp) Tangent of the expression (in radians)
:String Functions
Function Action
ASC(str) Returns ASCII value of first char in string
CHR$(exp) Returns a 1-char string whose char has ASCII code of exp
FRE(str) Returns remaining memory free space
HEX$(exp) Converts a number to a hexadecimal string
INPUT$(length [,[#]f])
Returnó á strinç oæ lengtè charó reaä froí consolå oò froí á �
disk file; characters are not echoed
INSTR([exp,]str1,str2)
Returnó  thå firsô positioî oæ thå firsô occurrencå oæ  str² �
in str1 starting at position exp
LEFT$(str,len) Returns leftmost length chars of the string expression
LEN(str) Returns the length of a string
MID$(string,start[,length])
Returnó charó froí thå middlå oæ thå strinç startinç aô  thå �
positioî  specifieä  tï thå enä oæ thå strinç oò foò  lengtè �
characters
Function Action
OCT$(exp) Converts an expression to an Octal string
RIGHT$(str,len)
Returns rightmost length chars of the string expression
SPACE$(exp) Returns a string of exp spaces
STR$(exp) Converts a numeric expression to a string
STRING$(length,str)
Returnó  á strinç lengtè lonç containinç thå firsô  chaò  oæ �
the str
STRING$(length,exp)
Returnó  á strinç lengtè lonç containinç charó witè  numeriã �
value exp
VAL(str©  Convertó  thå  strinç  representatioî oæ á  numbeò  tï  itó �
numeric value
:I/O and Special Functions
Function Action
CVI(str) Converts a 2-char string to an integer
CVS(str) Converts a 4-char string to a single precision number
CVD(str) Converts an 8-char string to a double precision number
EOF(f) Returns TRUE (-1) if file is positioned at its end
ERL Error Line Number
ERR Error Code Number
INP(port) Inputs a byte from an input port
LOC(f© Returnó nexô recorä numbeò tï reaä oò writå (randoí file© oò �
number of sectors read or written (sequential file)
LPOS(n) Returns carriage position of line printer (n is dummy)
MKI$(value) Converts an integer to a 2-char string
MKS$(value) Converts a single precision values to a 4-char string
MKD$(value) Converts a double precision value to an 8-char string
Function Action
PEEK(exp) Reads a byte from memory location specified by exp
POS(n) Returns carriage position of terminal (n is dummy)
SPC(exp) Used in PRINT statements to print spaces
TAB(exp) Used in PRINT statements to tab to specified position
USR[n](arg) Calls the user's machine language subroutine with the arg
VARPTR(var© Returnó addresó oæ vaò iî memorù oò zerï iæ vaò haó noô beeî �
assigned a value
VARPTR(#f© Returnó thå addresó oæ thå disë I/Ï buffeò assigneä tï  filå �
number
:Interpreter Error Codes
Code Error Code Error
1 NEXT without FOR 14 Out of string space
2 Syntax error 15 String too long
3 RETURN without GOSUB 16 String formula too complex
4 Out of data 17 Can't continue
5 Illegal function call 18 Undefined user function
6 Overflow 19 No RESUME
7 Out of memory 20 RESUME without error
8 Undefined line 21 Unprintable error
9 Subscript out of range 22 Missing operand
10 Redimensioned array 23 Line buffer overflow
11 Division by zero 26 FOR without NEXT
12 Illegal direct 29 WHILE without WEND
13 Type mismatch 30 WEND without WHILE
Disk Errors --
Code Error Code Error
50 Field overflow 58 File already exists
51 Internal error 61 Disk full
52 Bad file number 62 Input past end
53 File not found 63 Bad record number
54 Bad file mode 64 Bad file name
55 File already open 66 Direct statement in file
57 Disk I/O error 67 Too many files
:Introduction to the Microsoft BASIC Compiler
Thå followinç direcô modå commandó arå NOÔ implementeä oî thå compileò �
and will generate an error message --
AUTO CLEAR CLOAD
CSAVE CONT DELETE
EDIT LIST LLIST
RENUM COMMON SAVE
LOAD MERGE NEW
ERASE
Thå  followinç statementó arå useä differentlù witè thå compileò  thaî �
with the interpreter (refer to the manual for details) --
CALL DEFINT DEFSNG
DEFDBL DEFSTR DIM
ERASE END ON ERROR GOTO
RESUME STOP TRON
TROFF USRn
:BASIC Compiler Commands and Switches
The compiler is invoked by the BASCOM command; it may be called by --
BASCOM
or
BASCOM command line
where "command line" is --
[dev:][obj file][,[dev:][lst file]]=[dev:]source file[/switch ...]
Iæ  jusô BASCOÍ ió used¬  thå useò wilì bå prompteä witè aî  asterisk¬ �
after which he should enter the command line.
Switches --
/E Use this switch if ON ERROR GOTO with RESUME <line number> is used
/Ø Uså thió switcè iæ OÎ ERROÒ GOTÏ witè RESUME¬ RESUMÅ 0¬ oò RESUMÅ NEXÔ �
is used
/N Do not list generated object code
/D Generate debug/checking code at runtime
/S Write quoted strings of more than 4 chars as they are encountered
/4 Recognize Microsoft 4.51 BASIC Interpreter conventions
/à Relaø  linå  numberinç  constraints»   lineó  neeä  noô  bå  numbereä �
sequentially; /4 and /C may not be used together
/Z Use Z80 opcodes
:BASIC Compiler Error Messages
Compile-Time Fatal Errors
SN Syntax error OM Out of memory
SQ Sequence error TM Type mismatch
TC Too complex BS Bad subscript
LL Line too long UC Unrecognizable command
OV Math overflow /0 Division by zero
DD Array already dim'ed FN FOR/NEXT error
FD Function already def UF Function not defined
WE WHILE/WEND error /E Missing /E switch
/X Missing /X switch
Compile-Time Warning Errors
ND Array not dimensioned SI Statement ignored
Run-Time Error Messages
2 Syntax error 52 Bad file number
3 RETURN without GOSUB 53 File not found
4 Out of data 54 Bad file mode
5 Illegal function call 55 File already open
6 Floating/Integer ovfl 57 Disk I/O error
9 Subscript out of range 58 File already exists
11 Division by zero 61 Disk full
14 Out of string space 62 Input past end
20 RESUME without error 63 Bad record number
21 Unprintable error 64 Bad filename
50 Field overflow 67 Too many files
51 Internal error


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LBREXT36.CFG - ZCNFG configuration file for LBREXT
ZXD.COM - Enhanced directory lister w/ date/time stamp support
ZXD.CFG - ZCNFG configuration file for ZXD
ASM2.HLP - Help file for the CP/M Assembler
BBCBASIC.COM - BBC BASIC CP/M Version 3.00 by R.T.Russell
BBCBASIC.TXT - Help file for BBC BASIC
DELBR.COM - Unpacks the .LBR (Library) file format
GENHEX.COM - Generates an Intel Hex file from the input file
LS.COM - An alternative file listing to DIR
LSWEEP.COM - Can extract and view member files of an .LBR archive
MBASIC.HLP - Help file for MS BASIC
MBASIC85.COM - Microsoft BASIC-85 Rev. 5.29
USQ.COM - Decompress Squeezed file(s)

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Invoking FORTRAN-80 and MACRO-80
FORTRAN-80 Compilation Switches
FORTRAN-80 Library Subroutines
FORTRAN-80 Logical Device Assignments
Invoking LINK-80
LINK-80 Switches
Creating a FORTRAN-80 .COM File
:Invoking FORTRAN-80 and MACRO-80
Thå FORTRAN-8° compileò anä thå MACRO-8° assembler¬  nameä F8° anä M8° �
respectively¬ arå invokeä iî á similaò fashion® Iî botè cases¬ thå namå oæ �
thå  prograí ió giveî followeä bù aî argumenô list®  Thió argumenô lisô ió �
of the general form --
obj-dev:filename.ext,list-dev:filename.ext=
source-dev:filename.ext
These symbols are defined as follows --
obj-dev: The device on which the object program is to be written.
list-dev: The device on which the program listing is written.
source-devº  Thå  devicå froí whicè thå sourcå  prograí  inpuô  tï �
FORTRAN-80 or MACRO-80 is obtained.
filename.extº  Thå  filenamå anä filenamå extensioî oæ thå  objecô �
prograí file¬  thå listinç file¬  anä thå sourcå prograí file®
Thå defaulô extensions are --
FOR FORTRAN-80 Source File
MAC MACRO-80 Source File
PRN Print (Listing) File
REL Relocatable Object File
COM Absolute Object File ORGed to 100H
Thå specificationó foò eitheò thå objecô file¬  thå listinç  file¬  oò �
botè  maù  bå  omitted®  Iæ neitheò á listinç filå noò aî objecô  filå  ió �
desired¬ placå onlù á commá tï thå lefô oæ thå equaì sign® Iæ thå nameó oæ �
thå objecô filå anä thå listinç filå arå omitted¬  thå defaulô ió thå  namå �
of the source file. Logical CP/M devices may be specified as follows --
A:, B: Disk Drives (Only A: or B:)
HSR: High Speed Reader
LST: Line Printer
TTY: Teletype or CRT
Examples --
A>F80
*=TEST
Compile the program TEST.FOR and place the object in TEST.REL
*,TTY:=TEST
Compilå  thå  prograí  TEST.FOÒ  anä  lisô  thå  prograí  oî  thå �
terminal. No object is generated.
*TESTOBJ=TEST.FOR
Compile the program TEST.FOR and put object in TESTOBJ.REL
*TEST,TEST=TEST
Compilå  TEST.FOR¬  anä  puô  objecô iî TEST.REÌ anä  listinç  iî �
TEST.PRN
*,=TEST.FOR
Compilå TEST.FOÒ buô producå nï objecô oò listinç  file®  Usefuì �
for checking for errors.
Iî  alì  cases¬  thå  ª ió thå prompô froí  FORTRAN-80®  Thå  indicateä �
operationó  maù alsï bå performeä bù typinç 'F80§ followeä bù  thå  option¬ �
like 'F80 =TEST'.
Refer to the 'FORTRAN-80 User's Manual', Copyright 1977, by Microsoft.
:FORTRAN-80: FORTRAN-80 Compilation Switches
Á numbeò oæ differenô switcheó maù bå giveî iî thå commanä strinç thaô �
wilì affecô thå formaô oæ thå listinç file® Eacè switcè shoulä bå precedeä �
by a slash (/):
Switch Function
------ --------
O Print all listing addresses in octal
H Print all listing addresses in hexadecimal (default)
N Do not list generated code
R Force generation of an object file
L Force generation of a listing file
P Each /P allocates an extra 100 bytes of runtime stack space
Í  Specifieó tï thå compileò thaô thå generateä codå shoulä bå iî a
form which can be loaded into ROM.
:FORTRAN-80: FORTRAN-80 Library Subroutines
Thå  standarä librarù (FORLIB.REL© includeó thå followinç  subroutineó �
and functions --
ABS IABS DABS AINT INT IDINT
AMOD MOD AMAX0 AMAX1 MAX0 MAX1
DMAX1 AMIN0 AMIN1 MIN0 MIN1 DMIN1
FLOAT IFIX SIGN ISIGN DSIGN DIM
IDIM SNGL DBLE EXP DEXP ALOG
DLOG ALOG10 DLOG10 SIN DSIN COS
DCOS TANH SQRT DSQRT ATAN DATAN
ATAN2 DATAN2 DMOD PEEK POKE INP
OUT
:FORTRAN-80: FORTRAN-80 Logical Device Assignments
LUN* Device
---- ------ Š 1,3,4,5 Preassigned to CON:
2 Preassigned to LST:
6-10 Preassigned to Disk Files (Reassignable)
11-255 User-Assignable
* LUN = Logical Unit Number
:LINK-80: Invoking LINK-80
Eacè commanä tï LINK-8° consistó oæ á numbeò oæ filenameó anä switcheó �
separated by commas --
obj-dev1:filename.ext/sw1,obj-dev2:filename.ext, ...
Iæ  thå  inpuô  devicå  foò á filå ió  omitted¬  thå  defaulô  ió  thå �
currentlù loggeä disk®  Iæ thå extensioî oæ á filå ió omitted¬ thå defaulô �
ió  .REL®  Afteò  eacè  linå ió typed¬  LINK-8° wilì loaä  oò  searcè  thå �
specifieä files¬  and¬  wheî finished¬ iô wilì lisô alì symboló thaô remaiî �
undefineä followeä bù aî asterisk®  LINK-8° ió invokeä bù thå prograí namå �
'L80'.
LINK-8°  caî bå useä tï generatå á .COÍ filå oæ á FORTRAN-8°  program® �
This can be done by typing --
L80 program/E
LINK-80 will respond with a string of the form --
[aaaa bbbb nn]
The user may then create the .COM file by typing --
SAVE nn program.COM
:LINK-80: LINK-80 Switches
Thå followinç arå thå switcheó foò LINK-80®  Aó foò FORTRAN-80¬ theså �
switches are preceeded by a slash (/).
Switch Function
------ --------
R Reset. Initialize loader.
E,E:namå  Exiô LINK-80®  FORLIB.REÌ wilì bå searcheä tï satisfù  existinç �
undefineä references®  Iæ 'name§ ió specified¬ thå valuå oæ thió �
symbol is used as the start address of the program.
G,G:namå Go®  Starô executioî oæ program® FORLIB.REÌ wilì bå searcheä tï �
satisfy any existing undefined references.
U List all undefined references.
Í Map® Lisô alì defineä referenceó anä theiò values» alì undefineä �
references are followed by an asterisk.
Ó Search®  Searcè thå filå specifieä beforå thió switcè tï satisfù �
references.
Î Iæ á filename/Î ió specified¬  thå prograí wilì bå saveä oî  disë �
under the selected name with a default extension of .COM.
P and D See Addenda to Section 2 of documentation.
Threå numberó arå specifieä afteò thå /Å anä /Ç switcheó arå executed® �
They are given in the form --
[aaaa bbbb nn]
aaaa - start address of program
bbbb - address of next available byte
nn - number of 256-byte pages used
:Creating a FORTRAN-80 .COM File
Therå  arå  twï  basiã  wayó tï creatå á .COÍ  filå  oæ  á  FORTRAN-8° �
program®  Foò example¬  tï generatå PROG.COÍ froí PROG.FOR¬ proceeä iî onå �
of the following ways --
I. Using SAVE
F80 =PROG
L80 PROG/E
[aaaa bbbb nn] -- response from LINK-80 (necessary data)
SAVE nn PROG.COM
II. Using /N LINK-80 Switch
F80 =PROG
L80 PROG/E,PROG/N


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LBREXT36.CFG - ZCNFG configuration file for LBREXT
ZXD.COM - Enhanced directory lister w/ date/time stamp support
ZXD.CFG - ZCNFG configuration file for ZXD
ASM2.HLP - Help file for the CP/M Assembler
BBCBASIC.COM - BBC BASIC CP/M Version 3.00 by R.T.Russell
BBCBASIC.TXT - Help file for BBC BASIC
DELBR.COM - Unpacks the .LBR (Library) file format
GENHEX.COM - Generates an Intel Hex file from the input file
LS.COM - An alternative file listing to DIR
LSWEEP.COM - Can extract and view member files of an .LBR archive
MBASIC.HLP - Help file for MS BASIC
MBASIC85.COM - Microsoft BASIC-85 Rev. 5.29
USQ.COM - Decompress Squeezed file(s)

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LBREXT36.CFG - ZCNFG configuration file for LBREXT
ZXD.COM - Enhanced directory lister w/ date/time stamp support
ZXD.CFG - ZCNFG configuration file for ZXD
ASM2.HLP - Help file for the CP/M Assembler
BBCBASIC.COM - BBC BASIC CP/M Version 3.00 by R.T.Russell
BBCBASIC.TXT - Help file for BBC BASIC
DELBR.COM - Unpacks the .LBR (Library) file format
GENHEX.COM - Generates an Intel Hex file from the input file
LS.COM - An alternative file listing to DIR
LSWEEP.COM - Can extract and view member files of an .LBR archive
MBASIC.HLP - Help file for MS BASIC
MBASIC85.COM - Microsoft BASIC-85 Rev. 5.29
USQ.COM - Decompress Squeezed file(s)

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Compiler Operation
Invoking Pascal
Compilation Switches
File Input/Output
Special Functions and Procedures
Pascal/MT Symbolic Debugger
Pascal/MT Reserved Words
Notes
:Compiler Operation
Thå Pascal/MÔ compileò existó iî twï versions¬  eacè consistinç oæ twï �
808°  objecô  codå filesº FLTCOMP.COÍ (renameä PASCAL.COÍ oî ARIES-1©  anä �
P2/FLT.OVÌ  foò  thå  versioî  iî whicè REAÌ  numberó  arå  implementeä  aó �
floatinç  poinô  valueó internallù anä BCDCOMP.COÍ anä P2/BCD.OVÌ  foò  thå �
versioî  iî  whicè REAÌ numberó arå implementeä aó BCÄ  valueó  internally® �
Theså fileó arå Pasó ± anä Pasó ² oæ thå Pascal/MÔ compiler¬  respectively® �
Alsï requireä bù thå compileò arå thå followinç fileó --
P1ERRORS.TXT - Pass 1 Error Messages
P2ERRORS.TXT - Pass 2 Error Messages
PASCAL/F.RTÐ - Run-timå Packagå (includinç debugger© foò FLT
PASCAL/B.RTP - Run-time Package (including debugger) for BCD
Thå  inpuô  fileó tï thå Pascal/MÔ compileò musô  havå  thå  extensioî �
'.SRC§  oò '.PAS§ indicatinç thaô iô ió á sourcå prograí file®  Therå musô �
bå  á carriagå return/linå feeä sequencå aô thå enä oæ eacè inpuô linå  anä �
aî inpuô linå maù noô bå longeò thaî 8° characters.
:Invoking Pascal
Thå  Pascal/MÔ  compileò ió invokeä oî ARIES-± bù usinç thå  followinç �
commanä --
PASCAL filename.DL
wherå  'filename§  ió  thå namå oæ thå filå witè thå  extensioî  '.SRC§  oò �
'.PAS§ containinç thå Pascal/MÔ sourcå statementó tï bå compiled¬ Ä ió Ù oò �
Π tï indicatå whetheò tï includå thå debuggeò iî thå resultanô .COÍ  file¬ �
anä  Ì  ió  Ù oò Î tï indicatå whetheò tï producå á  .PRΠ filå  (listing)® �
PASCAÌ defaultó tï nï debuggeò anä nï listing® Thå fouò invocatioî optionó �
are --
PASCAL filename - no debugger, no listing
PASCAL filename.Y - debugger, no listing
PASCAL filename.NY - no debugger, listing
PASCAL filename.YY - debugger, listing
Foò  usagå  witè thå BCÄ versioî oæ thå  compiler¬  thå  commandó  arå �
similar except that 'PASCAL' is replaced by 'BCDCOMP'.
:Compilation Switches
Compile-timå  optionó maù bå specifieä tï thå compileò froí withiî thå �
sourcå file®  Sucè optionó takå thå forí oæ speciaì comments® Thå forí oæ �
theså commentó is
(*$o info*) or {$o info}
wherå  'o§  ió  thå  letteò oæ thå optioî anä  'info§  ió  informatioî �
particular to that option. These options are -- Š
$I<filename> Include <filename>.SRC into source stream
$L+ or $L- Turn listing on (default) or Turn listing off
$P Insert form feed into .PRN file
$D+ or $D- Turn debug code on (default) or Turn debug code off
$C+ Use CALL instructions for real operations
$Cn Use RST n for real operations (n=0 ... 7)
$O $aaaa ORG program (run-time) at $aaaa (default 100H)
$R $bbbb ORG RAM data at $bbbb
$Z $cc00 Set run-time size to $cc 256-byte pages
$X $dddd Set run-time stack space to $dddd (default $200)
$S+ or $S- Turn recursion or or Turn recursion off (default)
$Q+ or $Q- Enable verbose output (default) or Disable verbose
:File Input/Output
Thå standarä Pascaì READ¬  READLN¬  WRITE¬ anä WRITELÎ statementó �
arå  implementeä foò thå CP/Í consolå device®  WRITÅ oò WRITELÎ tï  á �
built-iî  filå calleä PRINTEÒ ió alloweä tï directlù accesó  thå  CP/Í �
list device (like, WRITE(PRINTER,'Hello')).
The following extensions are implemented to handle files --
OPEN(fcbname,title,result{,extent_number});
(extent_number defaults to 0)
CLOSE(fcbname,result);
CREATE(fcbname,title,result);
DELETE(fcbname);
BLOCKREAD(fcbname,buffer,result{,relativeblock});
BLOCKWRITE(fcbname,buffer,result{,relativeblock});
where fcbname : a variable of type TEXT (array 0..32 of CHAR)
title : ARRAY [0..11] of CHAR with
title[0]=disë   selecô  bytå  (0=loggeä  iî  disk¬ �
1=A,...)
title[1..8]=filename and title[9..11]=filetype
result : integer to contain returned value
buffer : ARRAY [0..127] of CHAR
relativeblock : optional integer 0..255
:Special Functions and Procedures
Pascal/MT supports the following special routines --
PROC MOVE(source,dest,length-in-bytes);
PROC EXIT;
FUNC TSTBIT(16-bit-var,bit#):BOOLEAN;
PROC SETBIT(VAR 16-bit-var,bit#);
PROC CLRBIT(VAR 16-bit-var,bit#);
FUNC SHR(16-bit-var,#bits):16-bit-result; {Shift Right}
FUNC SHL(16-bit-var,#bits):16-bit-result; {Shift Left}
FUNC LO(16-bit-var):16-bit-result;
FUNC HI(16-bit-var):16-bit-result;
FUNC SWAP(16-bit-var):16-bit-result;
FUNC ADDR(variable reference):16-bit result;
PROC WAIT(portnum:constant; mask:constant; polarity:boolean);
FUNC SIZEOF(variable or type name):integer;
Please refer to pp 32-33 of "Pascal/MT 3.0 Guide" for further info.
:Pascal/MT Symbolic Debugger
Thå  debugginç  facilitieó availablå tï thå useò wheî  usinç  thå �Šdebuggeò falì intï twï catagorieó -- prograí flo÷ controì anä variablå �
display.
Iæ  thå useò wisheó tï seå thå commandó durinç thå  executioî  oæ �
the debugger, type a '?' followed by a return.
Thå prograí flo÷ commandó provideä iî thå symboliã debuggeò allo÷ �
thå useò tï debuç thå Pascal/MÔ prograí aô thå Pascaì sourcå statemenô �
level®  Includeä  arå go/continuå (witè optionaì breakpoint)¬  trace¬ �
set/clear/displaù  permanenô breakpoinô anä á modå whicè wilì  displaù �
thå namå oæ eacè procedure/functioî oî thå consolå aó thå procedurå oò �
function is entered.
These commands are discussed briefly on the following displays --
Debugger Command: G - Go with optional breakpoint
Syntax: G{,<linenumber>}
G{,<proc/func name>}
Gï resumeó executioî wherå thå prograí lasô stopped®  Breakpoinô �
may be optionally set at a specific line or function/procedure.
Debugger Command: T - Trace
Syntax: T{<integer>}
Execute one or more lines of the program.
Debugger Command: E - Procedure/Function Display Toggle
Syntax: {-}E
Å  engageó displaù oæ thå nameó oæ procedures/functionó  entered» �
-Å disengageó it.
Debugger Command: S - Set/Clear Slow Execution Mode
Syntax: {-}S
Ó  allowó  thå useò tï selecô Fast¬  Medium¬  oò  Slo÷  executioî �
speed; -S causes the program to run at full speed.
Debugger Command: P - Set/Clear Permanent Breakpoint
Syntax: -P (* Clears breakpoint *)
P<linenumber>
P<proc/func name>
P sets the permanent breakpoint; -P clears it.
Debugger Command: B - Display Permanent Breakpoint
Syntax: B
Displays line the permanent breakpoint is set for.
Debugger Command: D - Variable Display
Syntax: D <global var>
D <proc/func name>:<local var>
D <func name>
D <pointer name>^
The D command is used as indicated.
Debugger Commands: +,-,* - Variable Display
Syntax: * -- display last value requested (using D or some other)
+n -- display variable n bytes forward from last
-n -- display variable n bytes backward from last
:Pascal/MT Reserved Words
ABS DO LO READ TSTBIT
ADDR DOWNTO MAXINT READLN TYPE
AND ELSE MOD REAL UNTIL
ARRAY ENABLE MOVE RECORD VAR
BEGIN END NIL REPEAT WAIT
BLOCKREAD EXIT NOT RIM85 WHILE
BLOCKWRITE EXTERNAL ODD ROUND WRITE
BOOLEAN FALSE OF SETBIT WRITELN
CASE FILE OPEN SHL
CHAIN FOR OR SHR
CHAR FUNCTION ORD SIM85
CHR GOTO OUTPUT SIZEOF
CLOSE HI PACKED SQR
CLRBIT IF PRED SQRT
CONST INLINE PRINTER SUCC
CREATE INPUT PROCEDURE SWAP
DELETE INTEGER PROGRAM THEN
DISABLE INTERRUPT RANDOMREAD TO
DIV LABEL RANDOMWRITE TRUE
:Notes
1. Hexadecimal values may be specified as $hhhh, like $1A = 1AH.
2®  Alì  standarä Pascaì typå definitionó excepô ARRAÙ arå  supported® �
Thå   standarä   forí   ARRAY...OÆ   ARRAY..®    musô   bå   specifieä   aó �
ARRAY[...,...,...], and a maximum of three dimensions may be used.
3. Type TEXT is ARRAY [0..35] OF CHAR.
4®  Interrupô Procedures¬  declareä aó "PROCEDURÅ INTERRUPT[iÝ proc;"¬ �
are supported, where i is the restart vector number (0..7).
5®  CP/Í  V²  randoí  filå  accesó  ió  supporteä  bù  RANDOMREAÄ  anä �
RANDOMWRITE.
6®  Machinå  code¬  constanô data¬  anä assemblù languagå codå maù  bå �
inserted using INLINE (see pp 37-39 of "Pascal/MT 3.0 User Guide").
7. Chaining is supported by CHAIN, whose usage is "CHAIN(filename)".
8. Redirected I/O is supported (see pp 42-43).


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LBREXT36.CFG - ZCNFG configuration file for LBREXT
ZXD.COM - Enhanced directory lister w/ date/time stamp support
ZXD.CFG - ZCNFG configuration file for ZXD
ASM2.HLP - Help file for the CP/M Assembler
BBCBASIC.COM - BBC BASIC CP/M Version 3.00 by R.T.Russell
BBCBASIC.TXT - Help file for BBC BASIC
DELBR.COM - Unpacks the .LBR (Library) file format
GENHEX.COM - Generates an Intel Hex file from the input file
LS.COM - An alternative file listing to DIR
LSWEEP.COM - Can extract and view member files of an .LBR archive
MBASIC.HLP - Help file for MS BASIC
MBASIC85.COM - Microsoft BASIC-85 Rev. 5.29
USQ.COM - Decompress Squeezed file(s)

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