Learning the ins and outs of Peek and Poke
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A. Nony, Mous #1 / 8
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For those who have answered this question for a thousand other people a thousand times, my appologies. I am teaching myself programing using BASIC (QB4.5 -- because it was given to me, I believe leagally), and I have come to the point where I will need to access specific memory locations. Is there a table that lists each location and what it refers to? I have searched the WWW (not quite as thoroughly as I would have liked) and have not been able to find anything useful. I have lost my old BASIC handbook (yes, pre-BASICA, pre-GWBASIC), so I can't look it up there. As I have only intermittant access to NGs, I would appreciate a private email response, if that is possible (to email me privately, remove "NOSPAM." from the address before sending). Thanks, A. Nony, Mouse. (To prevent SPAM, my e-dress is purposely munged up. To email me, remove "NOSPAM." from the address before sending)
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Tue, 22 Oct 2002 03:00:00 GMT |
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Marc van den Dikkenbe #2 / 8
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Quote: >On Fri, 5 May 2000 17:35:14 -0500, "A. Nony, Mouse"
>You're looking for Ralf Brown's interrupt list. IIRC all/most of the memory >addresses are in one of the files. (and now I can't find the URL! but a simple >search should turn it up)
I have the full interrupt list available for donwload on my websites: http://www.pbarchives.org http://www.xs4all.nl/~excel You can find them in the 'resources' section. It includes both the original textfiles and a pre-compiled windows .HLP file. -- Marc van den Dikkenberg -- The powerbasic Archives (US) -- http://www.pbarchives.org The PowerBASIC Archives (EU) -- http://www.xs4all.nl/~excel/pb.html All BASIC Code Archives (EU) -- http://www.xs4all.nl/~excel/pbabc.html
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Tue, 22 Oct 2002 03:00:00 GMT |
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Don Schullia #3 / 8
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On Fri, 5 May 2000 17:35:14 -0500, "A. Nony, Mouse"
You're looking for Ralf Brown's interrupt list. IIRC all/most of the memory addresses are in one of the files. (and now I can't find the URL! but a simple search should turn it up) Conversly if you'll let us know what you're looking to do we may already have it up and running. -- ____ _ ____ ____ _____ | _ \ / \ / ___) __ | ___)(_ _) Don Schullian
|____//_/ \_\(____/\__/|_| |_| www.DASoftVSS.com ___________________________________ www.basicguru.com Vertical Software Solutions Quote: >For those who have answered this question for a thousand other people a >thousand times, my appologies. >I am teaching myself programing using BASIC (QB4.5 -- because it was given >to me, I believe leagally), and I have come to the point where I will need >to access specific memory locations. Is there a table that lists each >location and what it refers to? I have searched the WWW (not quite as >thoroughly as I would have liked) and have not been able to find anything >useful. I have lost my old BASIC handbook (yes, pre-BASICA, pre-GWBASIC), >so I can't look it up there. >As I have only intermittant access to NGs, I would appreciate a private >email response, if that is possible (to email me privately, remove >"NOSPAM." from the address before sending). >Thanks, >A. Nony, Mouse. >(To prevent SPAM, my e-dress is purposely munged up. To email me, remove >"NOSPAM." from the address before sending)
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Wed, 23 Oct 2002 03:00:00 GMT |
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Michael Mattia #4 / 8
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Quote: > As I have only intermittant access to NGs, I would appreciate a private > email response, if that is possible (to email me privately, remove > "NOSPAM." from the address before sending).
Well, first off, a lot of us don't think you should post en masse and ask for a private response. That's kinda asking for free consulting and those of us who get paid to consult don't really enjoy giving it away. (However, we *do* recognize the inherent marketing value of a group reply which provides some name recognition, and many of us do offer help in a group setting). (There are other reasons, too). Second, if you use Microsoft Outlook Express, there is no way I can figure out how to edit the 'nospam' out without putting you in the address book first. If you're gonna ask for a personal response, the least you could do is provide a "click-on" address or let us use the reply key. ..Oh, yeah, your question.. Much of the reference material on memory locations is becoming quasi-obsolete under Windows. What, exactly, are you trying to do that you think (perhaps correctly!) you need direct RAM access? If you are just teaching yourself BASIC, leave the PEEK and POKE stuff alone for a while - especially true since ya never know what no longer works as Windows "improves" with each new release - you'll not know if you messed up something or Windows no longer supports it. -- Michael C. Mattias Tal Systems Racine WI
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Wed, 23 Oct 2002 03:00:00 GMT |
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Marc van den Dikkenbe #5 / 8
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 Learning the ins and outs of Peek and Poke
On Sat, 06 May 2000 12:17:38 GMT, "Michael Mattias" Quote:
>> As I have only intermittant access to NGs, I would appreciate a private >> email response, if that is possible (to email me privately, remove >> "NOSPAM." from the address before sending). >Well, first off, a lot of us don't think you should post en masse and ask >for a private response. That's kinda asking for free consulting and those of >us who get paid to consult don't really enjoy giving it away. (However, we >*do* recognize the inherent marketing value of a group reply which provides >some name recognition, and many of us do offer help in a group setting). >(There are other reasons, too). >Second, if you use Microsoft Outlook Express, there is no way I can figure >out how to edit the 'nospam' out without putting you in the address book >first. If you're gonna ask for a personal response,
(Right click on the message, properties, copy & paste. But that's besides the point -- I completely agree with you here.) -- Marc van den Dikkenberg -- The PowerBASIC Archives (US) -- http://www.pbarchives.org The PowerBASIC Archives (EU) -- http://www.xs4all.nl/~excel/pb.html All BASIC Code Archives (EU) -- http://www.xs4all.nl/~excel/pbabc.html
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Wed, 23 Oct 2002 03:00:00 GMT |
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Michael Mattia #6 / 8
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 Learning the ins and outs of Peek and Poke
Quote: > On Sat, 06 May 2000 12:17:38 GMT, "Michael Mattias"
> >Second, if you use Microsoft Outlook Express, there is no way I can figure > >out how to edit the 'nospam' out without putting you in the address book > >first. If you're gonna ask for a personal response, > (Right click on the message, properties, copy & paste. But that's besides > the point -- I completely agree with you here.) > --
Damn! I was gonna try that next! Seriously, thanks for the tip. MCM
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Thu, 24 Oct 2002 03:00:00 GMT |
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A. Nony, Mous #7 / 8
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 Learning the ins and outs of Peek and Poke
I want to thank all of you who helped me, whether in private mail or on the NG. I have gone to the resources that you've posted and am wading through them. They seem to be very helpful. :) Well, first off, a lot of us don't think you should post en :) masse and ask for a private response. That's kinda asking for :) free consulting and those of us who get paid to consult don't :) really enjoy giving it away. (However, we *do* recognize the :) inherent marketing value of a group reply which provides some :) name recognition, and many of us do offer help in a group :) setting). (There are other reasons, too). My sincere apologies for the breach of etiquette/ nettiquette. The problem that prevented me from checking the NGs seems to be fixed (hopefully for good). :) Second, if you use Microsoft Outlook Express, there is no way I :) can figure out how to edit the 'nospam' out without putting you :) in the address book first. If you're gonna ask for a personal :) response, the least you could do is provide a "click-on" address :) or let us use the reply key. Sorry. I have become terribly paranoid of spam-crawlers and other similar "data collection" bots. I have fixed the e-dress to make it a little more friendly (now hoping I do not have to step up bot-compensation and quadruple my kill-file in the next month or so). :) Much of the reference material on memory locations is becoming :) quasi-obsolete under Windows. What, exactly, are you trying to :) do that you think (perhaps correctly!) you need direct RAM :) access? If you are just teaching yourself BASIC, leave the PEEK :) and POKE stuff alone for a while - especially true since ya :) never know what no longer works as Windows "improves" with each :) new release - you'll not know if you messed up something or :) Windows no longer supports it. I actually used to be fairly proficient at BASIC programming, but put it down for the last couple of years. I recently picked the interest back up, and would like to be able to go beyond the classic "command-line, black background" stereotype program (And yes, I do realize that a few simple things can take a program beyond the level of black background and command-line only). While almost all that I want to accomplish can be done with the BASIC commands, there are a few things that are outside of reasonable possibility on that level. :) :) -- Michael C. Mattias Tal Systems Racine WI
:) :) :) :) :) :) :) -- A. Nony, Mouse. (To prevent SPAM, my e-dress is purposely munged up. To email me, remove "NOSPAM." from the address before sending)
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Thu, 24 Oct 2002 03:00:00 GMT |
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solarfo #8 / 8
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>Second, if you use Microsoft Outlook Express, there is no way I can figure >out how to edit the 'nospam' out without putting you in the address book
And whoose fault is that? I mean, if you're gonna _insist_ on using inferior software... :) --------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- When they took the fourth amendment, I said nothing because I didn't deal {*filter*}. When they took the sixth amendment, I said nothing because I hadn't committed a crime. When they took the second amendment, I said nothing because I didn't own a gun. Now they've taken the first amendment, and I can't say anything about it. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Fri, 25 Oct 2002 03:00:00 GMT |
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