Use of MACDMP
MACIMP is a PDP-6 program which can load from DECtape to core memory, dump core onto DECtape, or verify a previously dumped filel against memory. Normally, just before it loads, it clears all of memory to 0 (except itself and locations 0 through 37); and, in general, it does not dump locations conta...
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| 言語: | en_US |
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2004
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| オンライン･アクセス: | http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/5907 |
| 要約: | MACIMP is a PDP-6 program which can load from DECtape to core memory, dump core onto DECtape, or verify a previously dumped filel against memory. Normally, just before it loads, it clears all of memory to 0 (except itself and locations 0 through 37); and, in general, it does not dump locations containing 0. (It also does not dump itself, or locations 0 through 37.) In this way, a short program uses only a few blocks on tape. MACIMP uses the MAC PDP-6 file structure and directory scheme, and writes files in mode 1. |
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