Re: can I start ADT without saving it?

[Don Bruder <dakidd@sonic.net>]

In article <1156422300.211380.34740@75g2000cwc.googlegroups.com>,
 adric22@yahoo.com wrote:

> Okay.. here is the question of the day.  Is it possible after I have
> sent the DUMP file over to the IIGS, can I actually issue a command to
> start ADT rather than saving it?   The only way I knew how to run it
> was with the BRUN command.. but if it is already in RAM, how can I do
> that?  On a Commodore we'd just type SYS and the memory address of the
> machine language code and it would start.. or if it were BASIC you
> could just type RUN.   I think perhaps the CALL command may be what I
> want, but I can't figure out how to use it.    If it helps any, the
> BSAVE command at the end of the dump says this:
> 
> BSAVE ADT,A$803,L$A14,S6,D1
> 
> So i tried CALL $803 and CALL 2051 and neither worked.
> 

CALL 2051 from a BASIC ("]") prompt should do it. Dropping to the 
monitor (via CALL -151) and issuing "803G" will accomplish exactly the 
same task - ASSUMING ADT actually IS in memory at that point...

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