DATA MAKER

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This program will allow you to transform codes into DATA statements in a BASIC program. This is particularly useful for sending machine language programs to magazines and such.

All you need is to set up the routine…

Just enter the base address for the DATA MAKER, then enter the starting address of your codes, then the last address, the first line in which the data is to be placed, then the line increment and then the number of items per line.

When the DATA MAKER is ready, the computer will tell you to save it and give you the length of the program.

Then all you have to do is NEW, then load DATA MAKER (customized) then your codes to be transformed, then CLEAR base address-1 and then RANDOMIZE USR base address.

Once the program is finished, all your codes will be in DATA statements and can then be SAVEd, or MERGEd.

If an error occurs, you will have to load the DATA MAKER CUSTOMIZER again. There are 2 kinds of errors, OUT OF MEMORY (this means your DATA MAKER is too low or too many codes), or NO MORE ROOM FOR LINE (too many DATA statements or first line too high).

Loading name DATA MAKER
Program type Programming Utility
Written by Kristian Boisvert

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