POKE & PEEK

[Michael Mattias]

See MEMSET and ENDMEM in the PB-DOS help file, although these are usually used to allow OTHER programs to use high memory, with POKEd subroutines usually stored in your own address space, as Mr. Hanlin suggests..

MCM

[Tom Hanlin]

This is not a meaningful technique with PB/DOS, which already gives
you access to all available DOS-arena memory, and then some. Just use
strings or a string array.

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Tom Hanlin
PowerBASIC Staff

[Fred Katzel]

Hi

When I programmed on my Commadore 64, years ago I would determine
the end of the program and then POKE the characters numbers into
the memory above the end of the program. Is there anyway to deter-
mine the end of a PowerBASIC program so I can do the samething?
Then when I wanted to write the letter I would PEEK the memory and
put it onto paper.

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