LOAD-BINARY: Difference between revisions

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@LOAD-BINARY <file name>

Load a program in BPUN format from a file to the user's memory and start executing it.

Rules:

Permitted for all users.
The file must start with a bootstrap loader.
The addresses used for loading and start are found in the program file, written by a )BPUN command (@MAC, @MACF, etc.).
When loading, a checksum is calculated and compared to the one in the program file. If they do not match, no execution is attempted and an error message is output.

Example:

@LOAD-BINARY PROG-1

The program in the file PROG-1:BPUN is loaded and executed.

Norsk Data Document ND–60.050.06 SINTRAN III USERS GUIDE section 3.3.5

Norsk Data Document ND–60.128.01 SINTRAN III REFERENCE MANUAL (printed June 1980), page 1-98

Norsk Data Document ND–60.174.Q01 SINTRAN III QUICK REFERENCE CARD

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   @LOAD-BINARY <file name>
-Load a program in BPUN format from a file to the user's memory and start executing it.
+Load a program in [[File_Formats#BPUN|BPUN]] format from a file to the user's memory and start executing it.
 ; <file name> : (default type = BPUN) Program file name.
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 #Permitted for all users.
 #The file must start with a bootstrap loader.
-#The address used for loading and start are found in the program file, written by a [[)BPUN]] command (@[[MAC]], @[[MACF]], etc.).
+#The addresses used for loading and start are found in the program file, written by a [[)BPUN]] command (@[[MAC]], @[[MACF]], etc.).
 #When loading, a checksum is calculated and compared to the one in the program file. If they do not match, no execution is attempted and an error message is output.