Re: 'Hello world' for monitor mode and an assembler?

[mjmahon@aol.com (Michael J. Mahon)]

Bill Garber corrected:

>"Michael J. Mahon" <mjmahon@aol.com> wrote in message 
>20040908152808.25764.00000334@mb-m07.aol.com">news:20040908152808.25764.00000334@mb-m07.aol.com...
>
>: [ snip ] 
>
>: You can enter new data into any location or range of locations by
>: typing the first address (in hex), followed by a colon, followed by
>: pairs of hex digits, one pair for each byte to be changed.
>: 
>: For example, typing 300:dd fb 20 60 will change the first four bytes
>: at $300 to DD, FB, 20, 60, as you can verify by typing 300.303 to
>: list the four bytes.
>
>This is not correct Michael. The correct insertion would 
>be:  300:20 DD FB 60, as this would place the JSR in front 
>of the low order byte DD and high order byte FB, then RTS. 
>
>Now 300L will give you: 
>
>JSR $FBDD 
>RTS 

Of course you are correct.

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-michael

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