kernal

Hello Yaroslav! AM>> NAME01 EQU 00 AM>> NAME02 EQU 01 AM>> etc. (instead of NAME?? a more or less readable name) YK> Why?? YK> ORG TABLE YK> DEFW PROG1 YK>DEFW PROG2 YK>DEFW PROG3 YK> .... Are you guided by the _NUMBER_ of the function????? And if there are about a hundred of these functions, what does the 55th do, and what is the number function "TRANSFER CHARACTER FROM [A] TO LINE"? [ ] AM>> and is used like this: AM>> RST 16: DB _MENU AM>> RST 16: DB _PRINT AM>> DB "Hello All!",0 YK> BASIC 48.... but it's clear at least for me! here are a couple of examples: ============================================================ goal - I need to display a "tick" depending on the flags: : bit function call where STP_T BIT 0,(IY-81): RST 16: DB _ON_OFF: DW ST_ECHO BIT 1,(IY-81): RST 16: DB _ON_OFF: DW ST_EPOI BIT 3,(IY-81): RST 16: DB _ON_OFF: DW ST_INBF BIT 4,(IY-81): RST 16: DB _ON_OFF: DW ST_PRIN BIT 5,(IY-81): RST 16: DB _ON_OFF: DW ST_PWRC BIT 6,(IY-81): RST 16: DB _ON_OFF: DW ST_KIBFBIT 7,(IY-81): RST 16: DB _ON_OFF: DW ST_PRKE BIT 7,(IY-68): RST 16: DB _ON_OFF: DW ST_TIME BIT 7,(IY-80): RST 16: DB _ON_OFF: DW ST_FILE RET ;************************************** and here is an example of working with menus: STP_SERV CALL STP_S LD IX,WSETUPS RST 16: DB_OPEN_WIN STP_SS RST 16: DB_MENU : RET C [ ] here we enter some number STP_SS6 RST 16: DB_PRINT,AT,6,26,0 LD HL,SS_OBUF RST 16: DB_INP_3NUM JR C,NSTP_SS LD(OUT_DELAY),A JR NSTP_SS ;******************************** and here we display information about the disk: ;OUTPUT FILES,DEL,FREE,MARK,SIZE PRINT_INFO1 POP HL PRINT_INFO BIT 7,(IY-69): RET Z LD A,(IX+30) ; FILES LD HL,INF_FL: RST 16: DB_DECO_NUM LD A,(IX+33) ; ERASED LD HL,INF_DL: RST 16: DB_DECO_NUM LD A,(IX+26) ; Tagged LD HL,INF_SL: RST 16: DB_DECO_NUM LD C,(IX+31): LD B,(IX+32) ;FREE LD HL,INF_FR : CALL DECODE_BC4 LD C,(IX+27): LD B,(IX+28) ;MARK LD HL,INF_SZ: CALL DECODE_BC4 PUSH IX: LD IX,MID_WIN RST 16: DB_PRINT DB AT,0.7 INF_FL DB " ",AT,1,7 INF_DL DB " ",AT,2,6 INF_FR DB " ",AT,3,7 INF_SL DB " ",AT,4,6 INF_SZ DB " ",AT,8,8 INF_ST DB 32.0 POP IX: RET ;************************* Well, how can you understand? [ ]AM>> and use the Is-dos principle AM>> LD C,??? : RST 16 - to the garden! YK> I don't use it at all... i.e. you use LD r,?: CALL adr what? from _my_ point of view - memory loss (2 bytes per call), and I have hundreds of calls! [ ] YK> There can, of course, be fixed everywhere YK> bathroom calls via CALL. I mean YK> "other people's requests to the kernal". Here YK> it’s unlikely that anything can be done. Once again for "other people's calls" I use the same RST 16! examples of "other people's requests" - external setup for 2.20, statistics overlay for 4.00... as it turned out - convenient! (although this is just my opinion) Well that's all *MAS* with a sledgehammer -+- handles [left and right]