Re: Applesoft BASIC

["Bryan Parkoff" <nospam@nospam.com>]

"BLuRry" <brendan.robert@gmail.com> wrote in message 
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> LOMEM indicates the start of applesoft variables, where HIMEM indicates
> the end of available memory for applesoft variables.
>
> Usually, LOMEM is set to the end of the basic program and HIMEM is set
> just below the start of DOS.  So in your case You'd want to set LOMEM
> to $4000 hex, or 16384.
>
> Bryan Parkoff wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>>     My program in Applesoft BASIC starts at $800.  It has a program to 
>> work
>> with HiRes in $2000 through $3FFF.  When this program grows larger which 
>> it
>> reaches over $2000 so HiRes may overwrite BASIC.
>>     Is there a way that BASIC program starts at $800 can be relocated to
>> $4000?  I can't remember the command LOMEM and HIMEM.
>>
>> Bryan Parkoff
>
Hello,

    Thanks.  Please give me the instruction what I need to type from 
Applesoft BASIC prompt?

Bryan Parkoff