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Re: DOS Commands?
Eduardo wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
> Unfortunately I don't know where you can find a DOS 3.3 Manual.
>
> However I remember the commands:
>
> INIT <name> - Format a disc. BASIC Program that was in memory is write to
> disk and named <name>. Look this command write DOS in new
> disk making it BOOTable. When BOOT, <name> will run.
>
> CATALOG - List disk contents
>
> LOAD <name> - Load BASIC program in memory.
>
> RUN <name> - Load BASIC program in memory and then run it.
>
> SAVE <name> - Save current program in disk whit name.
>
> BLOAD and BSAVE <name> ,A$xxxx,L$yyyy - Load and save binary data in/from
> disk. Sintax is similar to LOAD
> and SAVE except for the arguments
> A$ and L$, respectively initial
> adress and lenght of the bytes (in
> hexadecimal; if you want to use
> decimal numbers remove "$" from A$
> and L$)
>
> More commands exist but they are used in programs (like OPEN, CLOSE,
> WRITE, MAXFILES etc).
> If you need more info mail-me. I will be happy in help you.
>
I feel that you should also include BRUN, to load and execute a binary
program at the address it was saved from. I'll leave out the MON, READ,
and APPEND commands because those are for primarily for programs.
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