Question about DOS, 5CF4
ZXNet echo conference «code.zx»
From TomCaT → To All 1 August 2006
Hello, All
2All, can you tell me if this variable is read-only? If you write in it
anything, won't this disrupt the operation of DOS? As I understand it, you need to know
(under) which track the heads hang, so a change could throw the system off
there's no point... Or she already determines the position of the head every time
regardless of this variable?
From Victor Ronin → To All 1 August 2006
Hello TomCaT
Tom> so the change may completely confuse the system... Or it
Tom> and so each time determines the position of the head regardless of this
Tom> variable?
after the first attempt to read the “wrong sector” (due to the vile deception of the encoder
or a metal worker kicking the head with a hammer) trdos runs to track 00 and
repositioned :)
From TomCaT → To All 1 August 2006
Hello Ronin
Okay then. Then in my new packer I’ll try to use something like
variable for exchanging information "packer - calling program" about
location of the next packaged file on disk
From TomCaT → To All 2 August 2006
Hello Ronin
Although it's probably not worth it. I'll make do with the SEED variable.
From Victor Ronin → To All 2 August 2006
Hello TomCaT
Tom> Okay then. Then in my new packager I’ll try to use
Tom> as a variable for exchanging information "packer - caller
Tom> program" about the location of the next packaged file on disk
Damn it, why weren’t there more free bytes in those immense megabytes? :)
it will still be a glitch - jerking your head here and there, system variables are better
Don’t just use it obviously.