Motorola EXORdisk II User Manual page 246

ROLLOUT COMMAND
23.3 -- Examples
position-independent routine.
$200
bytes are required to
contain the routine; however, since the end or memory is used
by
the
MDOS
command interpreter, an additional block of
memory is allowed for the MDOS stack. Thus; the ROLLOUT
command had to be invoked again. Then, after loading and
testing his program, the operator invoked
the
routine via the'
1f7DOOiG" EXbug command. After enteT'ing the end addressl the
user realized an error, and responded
"N"
to the
"ARE YOU
SURE?"
question. Testing can be continued after the block of
memory has been written to the diskette.
The last example illustrates how the scratch diskette
generated above is converted -into a file:
=ROLLDUT TESTROLL;D
DOES DRIVE 1 CONTAIN A MEMORY ROLLOUT? Y
=
The file named TESTROLL. LO will be created on drive
zero.
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