Re: what sector mapping is this?

[martin_haye <martin.haye@gmail.com>]

This is where we need to mentally disentangle NakedOS and Super-Mon.
Officially, NakedOS doesn't have file names, only file numbers. The
names you see are actually symbols in Super-Mon's symbol table. That
in turn is stored in somewhat compressed form in files $03 and $04,
but of course only found on disks that also have Super-Mon. If one
were to release a product using NakedOS, the symbol table would
generally not be included. And of course assembly programs using the
NakedOS API use numbers instead of file names.

If you're interested in the details of the symbol table encoding,
email me off-list and I'll go over it with you.

--Martin

On Aug 5, 10:09 am, schmidtd <schmi...@my-deja.com> wrote:
> Where are the names HELLO, SUPERMON, SYMTBL1, etc. stored?  I don't
> see them referenced from the VTOC (track 0/sectors 9-B) in the first
> sector of each referenced file, or in a scan of the entire disk
> contents?  What am I missing?