Yes, after it signs on, I am in a state that anything I type is echoed. When I type a CR, the cursor goes back all the way to the left, as it should. If I type CTRL-J for LF, the cursor drops down 2 lines, as it should (because of the double echo).
Thanks for the tip about inserting DB #0 after the JMPs that the assembler changes to BRAs. I’ll give that a try. smp - - - Stephen Pereira Bedford, NH 03110 KB1SXE > On Jun 23, 2018, at 9:19 PM, dwight <dkel...@hotmail.com> wrote: > > I found a fig-forth listing at: > http://www.forth.org/fig-forth/fig-forth_6800.pdf > <http://www.forth.org/fig-forth/fig-forth_6800.pdf> > I can see that it is waiting for a $0D. See the line after EXPEC3, label. > If you have a monitor running, you should be able to check the TIB for the > return character ( I'n not positive it doesn't trap it out first ). > To help isolate the problem, when you hit enter does it continue to allow you > to enter text and echo it or does it just die? > I defeat the optimization, you can place a DB #0 after each JMP in the code. > That will pad it to the original length and make checking a lot easier. > I can help more as you progress. These original listings all were able to > boot and execute an input line. They were known to have more hidden errors > with operations like U> and such. > Dwight >
