basload in the bank ?

[funkheld]

Hi good afternoon.

how can you use basload in a bank?
I would like to put my program for basload in bank 5 please.
then start with EXEC $a000.5.

how does that work please?

with basload :
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10 BLOAD "FILE.BAS", 8, 1, $A000
20 POKE PEEK(781) + 256 * PEEK(782), 0
30 EXEC $A000, 1
40 NEW

Thanks.
greeting

[ahenry3068]

Hi good afternoon.

how can you use basload in a bank?
I would like to put my program for basload in bank 5 please.
then start with EXEC $a000.5.

how does that work please?

with basload :
-----------------------------------------------
10 BLOAD "FILE.BAS", 8, 1, $A000
20 POKE PEEK(781) + 256 * PEEK(782), 0
30 EXEC $A000, 1
40 NEW

Thanks.
greeting

You can EXEC code in a Ram Bank (Cannot exceed a single bank (8192 bytes)) with a Non-Bank-aware routine like EXEC though.
EXEC isn't going to work with BASLOAD code. It works as if you were typing the commands (including line numbers) at the immediate prompt.

[funkheld]

Thanks for the info.
As always, I wanted to create the basic without a line number and then put it in the bank.

Is there somehow a transition bat to carry out the basload and then use a routine to push the data over to the bank.

It should only be one command overall.

Thanks.
greeting

[ahenry3068]

Thanks for the info.
As always, I wanted to create the basic without a line number and then put it in the bank.

Is there somehow a transition bat to carry out the basload and then use a routine to push the data over to the bank.

It should only be one command overall.

Thanks.
greeting

Such a thing does not exist. BASLOAD tokenizes the code as it converts it to memory. EXEC operates on untokenized text. !!
You would have to write such code yourself.

[funkheld]

how can you call up the tokenizes code in the bank?

tanks greeting