Re: Large XBASIC programs on cassette

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From: kermit
Date: Thu, 29 Nov 1984 22:43

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   [munch...munch...munch...]

   Since you are using EX-Basic, the best solution would probably be to
modularize your program and then use statements like RUN "CS1" to load
and run the next phase of the assembler.  Although this doesn't allow
you to pass variables to the next phase, it is about the only way to
get a big program in a small machine.  If you really want an assembler,
than you should look into finding an EDITOR/ASSEMBLER package and a
disk system.  Beleive me, it is more than worth the money.

Gregg Wonderly   <kermit@okstate>
Oklahoma State University
Department of Computing and Information Sciences

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