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06.018 How can I find out the address and size of a BLOADed DOS 3.3 file?




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This article is from the Apple II Csa2 FAQ, by Jeff Hurlburt with numerous contributions by others.

06.018 How can I find out the address and size of a BLOADed DOS 3.3 file?

    
     After you BLOAD a file, you can use the following command to find out the
exact length of the file you just BLOADed:

PRINT PEEK(43616) + 256 * PEEK(43617)

Use another PEEK to find out where it was loaded:

PRINT PEEK(43634) + 256 * PEEK(43635)

The value displayed is the load address of the binary file.

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By:  Neil Parker and Rubywand
    

 

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