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Oh yeah, if you use a program you can just put a Zeros(768) at the end of your program for another buffer.
You can use LnReg to transfer interrupt control from Mirage to the OS. That would be the best idea since you can still use OS routines that require interrupts.
Quote from: Quigibo on February 26, 2011, 12:18:48 amYou can use LnReg to transfer interrupt control from Mirage to the OS. That would be the best idea since you can still use OS routines that require interrupts.* ZTrumpet hugs QuigiboHow does that work?
xor a jr nc, $+2 nop inc a ld ($8A4A), a ret
FolderBytes = StatVars+5 ;(10) Holds one data byte for each folder, which ; contains the number of progs in the folder, ; (99 Max), and then Bit 7 is used to notate ; if the folder is either Open or Closed.