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It just happened again. Just a program, nothing special, with a blurred end after the listing. You still remain short of providing a reproducible test case, where a program is corrupted without the known usual suspects as cause (i.e. stray POKEs into zeropage or into the tokenized BASIC program tex...

It just happened again. Just a program, nothing special, with a blurred end after the listing. This is the solution. If your program does not end with an END-statement - $80 - (because of subroutines or DATA), add a REM THIS IS THE END after the last line. Attacht the VICMON-cartridge, start VICMON ...

In the Netherlands there is no need for Dutch manuals. Every Dutchman learns English thouroughly at school.

Source is attached. The ZIP file contains the source, the graphics, and a .prg ready to run. smilebounce2.png Very nice. Thank you for attaching the assembler source too. I am a beginning assembler VIC-20 programmer, so I can see how you programmed it. I am using the SYS-method. Before I start prog...

Very nice to see how things are going at the other side of the ocean! And I like the retro-homepage.

I continue with writing a program that calculates the matches after the group-phase. But I do that for myself. Now, this topic ends with this, because I doubt whether this topic is a contribution to this forum. (In America soccer is not something that reaches the front pages of newspapers, so I unde...

All programs on the disk for the unexpanded VIC And hereby the disk with the programs. It's a pity I had to used the normal INPUT-statement. There was no room for my INPUT-routine. Technical description follows later. The disk has the following programs: EURO24-MATCHES To lookup the matches from a s...

Working on the program that calculates the standings in the groups. I finished the program for inputting the matchscore. Reserving memory for the matchtable helped me a lot. It remains a struggle, those 3500 bytes free. This week I hope to present a disk with the programs: clear scores, input scores...

Working on the program that lets the user input te score of a played game. Still on the unexpanded. The program first reads the match-file: 51 matches with 13 integer-data: 1. Matchnumber 2. Weekdaynumber 3. Date (from 114 to 214, where 1 is june and 2 is july, to fit in a byte) 4. Hour of day 5. Pl...

This doesn't work for large programs. I already pointed out in the thread " Corrupt end of basic program ", that copying 174/175 to 45/46 is problematic. Actually, it only works immediately after the program has been loaded - the KERNAL load procedure places the address behind the last lo...

Hello there again! I am still there. But I was/am very busy with my work. Now, in the long weekend, picking up this project again. The chaining of programs keeps me worrying: "that means POKE45,PEEK(174):POKE46,PEEK(175) with a follow-up CLR will also do the job and won't need to be corrected a...

Pretty neat! And now I know all about the linewrapping INPUT-bug.

My computer refuses to download the zip, because of the firewall.
But there is an archive of this magazine: https://archive.org/search?query=subjec ... ute+mit%22
Very nice. But I understand that most members here don't talk German.

I just ordered a copy from Amazon. I can't wait to get it! I ordered a spirald one! :mrgreen: It can help me a lot during programming. Now I am looking up things in PDF-books. I bought myself a spiral version for Christmas. Thanks again for making this book, Jeff! THank you, all! Your support is ve...

I saw a ping-pong-game with paddles. That is a step further in coding.