GLUK VG_93

├┤i,ALL! I was once experimenting with LOADER and came across a strange thing; ORG #6000 LD A,8:CALL SEEK1 CALL RS LD A,40 CALL SEEK CALL RS LD A,8:CALL SEEK1 RET RS CALL L9; INTERRUPT #D0 LD A,#D8 CALL SEEK1; INTERRUPT #D8 RET L9 LD A,#D0;INTERRUPTION L10 LD C,#1F L11 LD IX,#2A53 L12 DB #DD L13 PUSH HL JP #3D2F SEEK SRL A LD C,#7F:CALL L11 LD A,(#5D16) RES 4,A JR C,L15 SET 4,A L15 AND #13:OR #2C LD C,#FF:CALL L11 LD A,#18; POSITIONING SEEK1 CALL L10 LD HL,#3FE5 JR L13 After starting it, the head should first move to TR_00, then to TR_40, then back to TR_00. But in fact, she only goes to TR_00, (I don’t know how long it goes at the end of the program on TR_00), but on TR_40, she is clearly not getting there!!! If we now change the subroutine "RS": RS CALL L9 LD A,#D4; AFTER IP CALL SEEK1 RET This item first resets and then sets INTRQ, but is now set -it will be poured after arrival index pulse. The following program works with the old one p/n "RS": ORG #6000 LD A,8:CALL SEEK1 CALL RS LD A,40 CALL SEEK LD A,8:CALL SEEK1 RETAfter it starts, the head will move to TR_00, and then will still go to TR_40. I am unable to explain this anomaly!!! Or maybe it's just me? for this In case I give the name of my microcircuit: W.D. FD 1793A-02 With best wishes, Konstantin Verbov.