Re: Stepping through Rocky's Boots (to possibly P8 it)

[Steve Nickolas <usotsuki@buric.co>]

Followup.

I couldn't decipher the rest of the code, so I trapped the program at its 
entry point, and then pored over the hex dump.  Found that there were a 
couple files being moved over DOS. (Aha, so that's why it needs to PR#6!)

At least this phase does have some free RAM.  If every phase has at least 
256 bytes I can use that space for paging the $BF00.BFFF memory area.  If 
not, well, I can only hope no Selector uses the DF00.DFFF memory area... 
(The standard ProDOS-8 1.0-1.8 Selectors and Selextra do not.  I don't 
know how big the 1.9 and 2.0 Selectors are, or the ProDOS-16 or GS/OS exit 
code, if I would be stepping on anything by using that 256-byte area.)

By the way, my replacement for ATTRACT LOAD.NE.O is 408 bytes smaller (321 
vs. 729) than the original.

-uso.