The BBC doesn't really have the concept of file type. A file has attributes (which can be ignored):
So, for example:The file "A.CYLON" can be *RUN and loads at 002000 and executes at 006909
A datafile doesn't really have meaningful load/exec addresses.
- Load address. This is the default location in memory where a file would be placed with *LOAD or *RUN. *LOAD can override this default value.
- Exec address. This is the default address where a program is run. It only really makes sense for machine code and is used by *RUN.
- Lock flag. This makes the file readonly.
So, for example:
Code:
% beeb info Games.ssd Disk title: Games (23) Disk size: &320 - 200KBoot Option: 3 (EXEC) File count: 10Filename: Lck Lo.add Ex.add Length Sct$.CYLON 001900 008023 001E21 0DAA.CYLON 002000 006909 004A00 090$.CHUCKIE 001100 0029AB 002700 069$.MENU FF1900 FF8023 000A52 05E$.!BOOT 00FFFF 00FFFF 000011 05D$.ZALAGA 001900 00801F 0000B5 05CA.ZALAGA 002582 002582 000400 058B.ZALAGA 003000 004522 002D25 02A$.DARE 001900 00801F 0000AE 029A.DARE 004000 006691 002700 002A datafile doesn't really have meaningful load/exec addresses.
Statistics: Posted by sweh — Sat Nov 09, 2024 1:16 am