PCjs Machines

Special Requirements:  None.

How to Start:  Type GO (press enter).

Suggested Registration:  None.

File Descriptions:

SPLITB   BAT  Batch file.
T86      BAT  Batch file.
GC       EXE  Sub-programs.
GRABBAG  EXE  Sub-programs.
T86D     EXE  Sub-programs.
FORTH    BAT  Will display the FORTH.MSG file
FORTH    MSG  Tells you how to create a self-booting FORTH disk
FORTH    OBJ  Object code to create a self-booting FORTH disk
MANUAL   BAT  File to print the Manual for Programmer's Calculator
MANUAL   DOC  Documentation for PC.EXE
PC       EXE  Programmer's Calculator
POLYMAZE EXE  Maze Program
SQ       C    C source code for SQ.EXE
SQ       EXE  Program to compress files
T86TXT1  TXT  Text file.
T86TXT2  TXT  Text file.
XXXXXXXX XX2  Data file.
XXXXXXXX XX3  Data file.
XXXXXXXX XX4  Data file.
XXXXXXXX XX5  Data file.

Disk No:  161
Program Title:  PC Firing Issue #2A
PC-SIG version: 1.1

Usage:  Reference.

Special Requirements:  None.

How to Start:  Type GO (press enter).

Suggested Registration:  None.

File Descriptions:

SPLITB   BAT  Batch file.
T86      BAT  Batch file.
GC       EXE  Sub-programs.
GRABBAG  EXE  Sub-programs.
T86D     EXE  Sub-programs.
FORTH    BAT  Will display the FORTH.MSG file
FORTH    MSG  Tells you how to create a self-booting FORTH disk
FORTH    OBJ  Object code to create a self-booting FORTH disk
MANUAL   BAT  File to print the Manual for Programmer's Calculator
MANUAL   DOC  Documentation for PC.EXE
PC       EXE  Programmer's Calculator
POLYMAZE EXE  Maze Program
SQ       C    C source code for SQ.EXE
SQ       EXE  Program to compress files
T86TXT1  TXT  Text file.
T86TXT2  TXT  Text file.
XXXXXXXX XX2  Data file.
XXXXXXXX XX3  Data file.
XXXXXXXX XX4  Data file.
XXXXXXXX XX5  Data file.

PC-SIG
1030D East Duane Avenue
Sunnyvale  Ca. 94086
(408) 730-9291
(c) Copyright 198,85,86,87,88,89 PC-SIG, Inc.


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║             MANUAL (press enter)                                        ║
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                          TRACE86  DEMONSTRATION

This demonstration of TRACE86 shows the trace screen where the program
code, registers, stack and memory are displayed. There is also a command
screen that is disabled for the demonstration version.  Most of the
file and data handling commands are executed from the command screen.
The trace screen does allow control of the trace action and memory
display.  The following commands are available for your use.
1. The SPACE BAR starts and advances the single instruction step mode.
   Each time you press the space bar, the white line advances to the
   next instruction to be executed.
2. The ENTER key starts the continuous tracing action.
3. The "P" key causes the entire trace screen to be printed where the
   active trace line is printed with a row of equal (=) signs.
4. The "C" key causes the program to run at full trace speed until the
   CX register is zero.
5. The "K" key will run a called subroutine at full speed until the
   subroutine is completed.

              *****  Commands Continued *****

6. The "F" key sets a called subroutine to run at full speed.
7. The "S" key sets a called subroutine to run at trace speed.
8. The "B" key causes the memory display to be in byte format
   with the ASCII characters displayed also.
9. The "W" key causes the memory display to be in word format.
10. The "PgUp" and "PgDn" keys will display the previous or next
    256 bytes of memory.
11. The "up arrow" and "down arrow" on the numeric key pad will
    display the previous or next 16 bytes of memory.
12. The "left arrow" and "right arrow" on the numeric key pad will
    display the previous or next byte of memory.
13. The "F3" key will toggle between the last and current instruction.
    The single step mode must be used for two instructions before
    using the F3 key. Also the white line must be on the current
    instruction in order to continue tracing.
14. The "F4" key toggles between displaying hex numbers in upper
    or lower case.
15. The "F5" key toggles between showing or not showing ASCII characters
    in memory monitor, when in byte mode.
16. The "Esc" key ends the demonstration and returns to DOS.

 Volume in drive A has no label
 Directory of A:\

FILES161 TXT      1078   1-27-89   9:37a
FORTH    BAT        38   4-15-84   4:07p
FORTH    MSG       282   4-15-84   3:46p
FORTH    OBJ     26368   4-26-84   7:10p
GC       EXE     38272   6-29-83   3:34p
GO       BAT        38  10-19-87   3:56p
GO       TXT       694  12-01-88   3:05p
GRABBAG  EXE     16162   4-05-84   8:50a
MANUAL   BAT       576   9-22-83  11:48a
MANUAL   DOC     41840   2-06-84  11:31a
PC       EXE     50176   3-18-84  11:21a
POLYMAZE EXE     28672   3-28-84   3:49a
SPLITB   BAT       848   1-01-80   1:46a
SQ       C       28246   3-19-84   3:05p
SQ       EXE     17024   4-05-84   8:55a
T86      BAT       109   5-02-84   4:49a
T86D     EXE     52736   9-29-83  11:33a
T86TXT1  TXT      1094   7-11-83   3:56p
T86TXT2  TXT      1153   8-09-83   2:46p
XXXXXXXX XX1         3   5-02-84   4:57a
XXXXXXXX XX2         3   5-02-84   4:59a
XXXXXXXX XX3         3   5-02-84   5:00a
XXXXXXXX XX4         3   5-02-84   5:01a
XXXXXXXX XX5         3   5-02-84   5:03a
       24 file(s)     305421 bytes
                        2048 bytes free