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Jeff Doggett (257) 234 posts |
Need I say more??? I know that you can get a module to sort this out, but surely time to do it properly? And while we’re here, could the BASIC module extend it’s workspace when (e.g.) a DIM doesn’t fit? |
Raik (463) 2061 posts |
Yes! |
Steve Drain (222) 1620 posts |
Yes. The pseudo-variable END= sets the end of the wimp slot, and can be used to make more space in the user memory, from where DIM creates its block. This might be used like this: END=HIMEM+&1000
It is usually better to set a sufficiently large wimp slot in an application !Run file, or, if you are running a non-wimp BASIC program, set the Next slot in the Task manager to a higher value. If you are completely unable to predict the size of the DIM there are other options, among which is my Basalt BASIC extension module. Then you can DIM away merrily and the wimp slot is changed without any other action; you can change the size of DIMmed blocks, too. |
Jeffrey Lee (213) 6048 posts |
Yes. Integrating Absolutely with the OS has been on my todo list for some time, since I’m not in the middle of anything at the moment I’ll see if I can get it done in the next day or two. |
nemo (145) 2546 posts |
Not automatically, no, as you may have extended the WimpSlot yourself and have your data in there after the end of BASIC’s memory. As described, you can do it manually (if you know what you’re doing), or you can use something like Basalt that can do it automatically (AIUI). |
Jeffrey Lee (213) 6048 posts |
The latest ROMs now have Absolutely’s functionality integrated into the OS. Let me know if you run into any issues. |
Tim Rowledge (1742) 170 posts |
I look forward to hearing that there is a Pi patch/release/update/whatever for this! |
Jeffrey Lee (213) 6048 posts |
If you’re happy with using a development ROM image then you can just grab the latest one from the downloads page |