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How do you access memory address $c100 directly using D3?<br />
I could do it with D1 thus...<br />
myselector:=allocselector(<wbr />DSEG);<br />
setselectorbase(myselector<wbr />,$c1000);<br />
setselctorlimit(myselector<wbr />,$ffff);<br />
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I could then read/write as...<br />
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mydata:= mem[myselector:offset]<br />
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How do you access memory address $c100 directly using D3?
I could do it with D1 thus...
myselector:=allocselector(DSEG);
setselectorbase(myselector,$c1000);
setselctorlimit(myselector,$ffff);

I could then read/write as...

mydata:= mem[myselector:offset]



Direct memory access

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