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Preface - 1

HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL

This manual contains information on CAMBASIC and its commands. You will find that some information is duplicated in

this manual. T his is done on pur pose, as you will pr obably wa nt to skip over some sections to read those of imm ediate

interest. We have included caution and warning notes that are designed to steer you away from potential trouble ar eas.

Symbols And Terminology

Throughout this manual, the following symbols and terminology are used:

& A prefix “&” denotes a hexadecimal number. A decimal number has no pr efix.

For example , & 1000 and 4096 are equivalent.

@ A prefix “@” denotes a binary num ber. Only numbers from 0– 255 or

@00000000 to @11111111 can be represented. @10101010= 170.

< > Characters within “< > ” indicate a single keystroke.

NOTE: Information under this heading presents helpful tips for using CAMBASIC.

CAUTION: Information under this heading shows you how to avoid potential prob lems.

WARNING: Information under this heading warns you of situations which

might cause catastrophic or irreversible program damage.

>_ This symbol indicates the prompt (> ) and the cursor position (_).

. A column of periods is used in progr am exam ples

. to indicate that a portion of the program is omitted.

% This symbol indicates special var iables.

address Indicates any address from &0000 to &F FFF or 0 to 65535.

n, m Lower– case letters, a thru z, are used to represent quantities or expressions. They

are not CA MBASIC variables.

segment Refers to a 64K block of memory.

string When used as part of a function or command, string may be a variable or text

enclosed in quotes.

[ ] Brackets indicate that the item enclosed is option al.

( ) Means that parentheses are required.

bit Indicates the bit number from (0 to 7) of an I/ O address.

Text in this type style is sample code.

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