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Neufeld G.G., Immers R. — Inside Commodore DOS
Neufeld G.G., Immers R. — Inside Commodore DOS



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Название: Inside Commodore DOS

Авторы: Neufeld G.G., Immers R.

Аннотация:

This manual is intended to supplement the documentation provided in the 151*1 User's Manual. Although this manual is primarily designed to meet the needs of the intermediate to advanced programmer, it will also be of interest to the novice Commodore user who wants to know more about how his 1541 disk drive works. This manual is not intended to replace the documentation provided by Commodore Business Machines, Inc. and the reader is assumed to be relatively familiar with the contents of the 1541 User's Manual. For the sake of continuity and clarity, some of the information covered in the 15U1 User's Manual is also presented here. However, the majority of the information presented in this manual is original and is the result of intensive disassembly and annotation of the 154 Vs DOS by the authors. Some information is based on articles and notes published in a variety of publications as well as discussions with other knowledgeable disk experts.


Язык: en

Рубрика: Computer science/

Статус предметного указателя: Готов указатель с номерами страниц

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Год издания: 1986

Количество страниц: 512

Добавлена в каталог: 17.10.2010

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Предметный указатель
1541 binary to GCR look up table      114 — 115
Aborted validate routine      27
Asterisks in file names      24 — 25
Autoinitialization feature      22
B-A      72
B-E      72
B-F      72
B-P      71
Backup of a protected diskette      162
Bad sectoring      122
Bam      21 26 36
Binary to GCR conversion      115 — 116
Bit copying      122
bit manipulation      115
Block allocate map      26
Block availability map      21
Block, data      113
Block, data, header      113
Block-allocate command      89 113
Block-execute command      72 97
Block-free      71 72 94
Block-read      71 98
Block-write command      71 77 100
Buffer      82
Buffer areas, organization of      82
Buffer-pointer command      71 75
Bugs in DOS 2.6      206 — 208
Bump      112
Byte separation      114
Bytes in the header block      32
Bytes per diskette      31
Bytes, determining      116
C      23
Cards, wild      23 24
Carriage return as a delimiter      55
Chaining      42
Characters, sychronization      113 — 114
Checksum, header block      32
checksums      118 — 119
Clock rates      30 — 31
CLOSE      19
Coda obscura      122
Codes, FDC job      109 112
Command channel      16
Command, validate      26 — 27
Commands,block-allocate      89
Commands,block-execute      97
Commands,block-free      94
Commands,block-read      98
Commands,block-write      77 100
Commands,buffer-pointer      75
Commodore encoding scheme      113
Commodore file types      43
Communications, computer-disk drive      183
Controller, floppy disk      103
Coping a locked file      70
Copy      23
Copy command      23
Copy, direct-access      71 — 72
Copy, DOS      15 — 16
Copy, initialize      21
Copy, LOAD      16
Copy, memory-execute      96
Copy, memory-write      85
Copy, rename      22 — 23
Copy, SAVE      16
Copy, scratch      24
Copy, validate      26 — 27
Copy, VERIFY      16
Data block      31 113
Data communication channel      16
DEL      69
Deleted file      69 — 70
Delimiter      55
Determining bytes      116
dir      49 51
Direct access      89
Direct-access commands      71 — 72
Direct-access data channel      72
Disk commands, execution      83 — 184
Disk drives, incompatability      208
Disk ID      21
Disk interrogation      122
Disk Management      35
Disk protection schemes      122
Disk, full      91
Diskette, recovering a physically damaged      177
Diskette, recovering an entire      177
DOS 2.6 sync mark      114
DOS bugs      206 — 208
DOS error messages      119 — 121
DOS protection      113
DOS, definition of      15
DOS, tasks of      15
Duplicating a protection scheme      123
Encoding scheme, Commodore      113
End or identify      99
EOI      99
EOR      118
EOR truth table      118
Error messages, DOS      104 119
Error, illegal quantity      74
Error, illegal track or sector      91
Error, no channel      83
Error, recovery hard      175 — 176
Error, recovery soft      175
Error, soft      175
Error, time out      112
Error, write      112
Errors, hard      175
Errors, read      120
Errors, read/write      175
Errors, write      120
execute      112
Execution of disk commands      183 — 184
FDC      103 182
FDC formatting routine      193
FDC job codes      109 112
FDC main loop      189 — 190
FDC major entry points      190
FDC read routine      191
FDC routines, major      188 — 193
FDC routines, using      193 — 199
FDC write routine      192
Fields of a directory      36
file management      184 — 185
File name limits      23
File open error      19
File padding      53
File storage, program      48
File storage, sequential      53
File types, Commodore      43
File, deleted      69 — 70
File, random access      56
File, relative      56
File, sequential data      56
File, side sector      56
File, user storage      69
Files, locked      70
Fixed record length      66
floppy disk controller      103 182
Formatting a diskette      29
forward pointer      42 48
Full disk      91
Full new, recovering from      179 — 180
GCR conversion      114 — 115
Group coded recording      114
Hard error, recovery      175 — 176
hard errors      175
Header block      31 32 113
Header block checksum      32
Header block ID      32
Header block layout      32
Header block, byte makeup      32 — 34
i      22
ID character -2      32
ID HI      32
Illegal quantity error      74
Illegal track or sector error      91
Incompatability, write      208 — 209
Initialize command      21
Initializing a disk      21 — 22
Inter-sector gap      34 117
Inter-sector tail      117
Interface processor      103 182
IP      103 182
IP error codes      103 — 104
IP routines      182 — 185
Job codes      107
Job queue      105
jobs      103
Jump      112
Last block signal      49
Layout of a header block      32
Length, fixed record      66
Load      16
Load address      48
Locating particular relative files      68 — 69
Locked file, coping      70
Locked file, renaming      70
locked files      70
M-E      72
M-mode      177 — 178
M-R      72
M-W      72
Magnetic domains      199
Major FDC routines      188 — 193
Memory-execute command      72 96
Memory-read command      71 81
Memory-write command      71 85
Merging sequential files with copy command      23 — 24
N      21
Naming a file      20 — 21
NEW      21
Newing a diskette      29
No channel error      83
Null directory entry      47
Organization of buffer areas      82
Padding the last block in a file      53
Parser routine      104 — 105
Pointer, forward      42 48
PRG      48
Processor, interface      182
Program file storage      48
Programmer’s aid      24
Protected diskette, analyzing      122 — 123
Protected diskette, backup of a      162
Protection scheme, duplication      123 — 124
Protection, DOS      113
Question marks in file names      25
Random access file      56
Read errors      119
Read mode      200
Read/write errors      175
Reallocating sectors      173
Record size      56
Recording process      199
Recovering a hard error      175 — 176
Recovering a physically damaged diskette      177
Recovering a relative file      176
Recovering a scratched file      173 — 175
Recovering a soft error      175
Recovering an entire diskette      177
Recovering an unclosed file      177 — 178
Recovering from a full new      179 — 180
Recovering from a short new      178 — 179
Recovering scratched files      26
Recovery, relative file      176
Relative file      56
Relative file entries      44
Relative file, recovery      176
Relative files      56
Rename command      22 — 23
Renaming a locked file      70
Reset, warm      100
SAVE      16
Save and replace operation      44 — 45
Scratch command      24
Scratched files      27
Scratched files, recovering      26
Scratching a file      24
Scratching an unclosed file      27
Sector      31
Sector filling sequence      42
Sector layout      31
Sector number      32
sectors      29
Sequential data file      56
Sequential file storage      53
Short new, recovering from      178 — 179
Side sector      56
Side sector file      56
Signal, last block      49
Soft error, recovery      175
soft errors      175
st      99
status variable      99
Stopgap measure      117
Sychronization characters      113 — 114
Sync mark      31 — 32 115
Sync mark, placement      114
Sync mode      114
Tail gap      34 117
Time out error      112
Tracing a file      26 — 27
Track number      32
tracks      29
Tracks on a formatted diskette      29
U1      71
U2      71
Unclosed file, recovering      177 — 178
Unclosed files      27
Unscratching a file      173
User file storage      69
Using IP routines      185
Using the FDC routines      193 — 199
USR      69
V      26
Validate command      25 26
Validate routine, aborted      27
Variable, status      99
VERIFY      16
Warm reset      100
Wild cards      23
Wild cards in file names      24
Write error      112 120
Write mode      114 200
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