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' Subject: VIEW CONTENTS OF RAM               Date: 02-21-96 (00:00)       
'  Author: Kurt Kuzba                         Code: QB, QBasic, PDS        
'  Origin: FidoNet QUIK_BAS Echo            Packet: MEMORY.ABC
'===========================================================================
'>>   The segment before BIOS holds the interrupt vectors,
'>   So 0000:0000 is the first byte in memory, then from
'>   there, the pointers are placed for the ISR's, each
'>   pointer requiring 4 bytes.  That would put the end of
'>   the last pointer at 0000:0400, which is 1k (or 1024
'>   bytes) of memory used for storing pointers.  What
'>   starts at 0000:0401 and what's after that?
'>.............
'   The interrupt vectors actually extend from 0000:0000 to
'0000:03ff, or 0030:00ff. This allows for 256 interrupts.
'You should recognize DEF SEG = &H40 as setting to the BIOS
'area segment. Here you will find all the parameters for
'your current system configuration, such as address for the
'COM ports and PRN ports, your keyboard buffer, cursor x and
'y position definitions, shift status register, color status
'register, screen mode register, BIOS clock, and so on.
'After that?? Have you ever seen my posting of QBMEMV.BAS?
'It will allow you to peek into these areas and see what is
'going on in there. I believe the next portion is also set
'aside for SYSTEM usage, at least in DOS.

'_|_|_|   QBMEMV.BAS
'_|_|_|   This program allows the user to view the contents of
'_|_|_|   their system's RAM, up to 1 Megabyte.
'_|_|_|   No guarantees or warrantees are given or implied.
'_|_|_|   Released to   PUBLIC DOMAIN   by Kurt Kuzba.  (2/21/96)
COLOR 4, 0: CLS : f$ = CHR$(178): DIM BMem(256) AS STRING * 1
PRINT : PRINT "  QUICKBASIC": PRINT : PRINT "   MEMVIEW": COLOR 10
FOR t% = 1 TO 6: LOCATE t%, 16: PRINT STRING$(49, f$): NEXT
COLOR 14, 5: LOCATE 2, 4, 0
LOCATE , 19: PRINT " Cursor    UP  +256 "
LOCATE , 19: PRINT " Cursor  DOWN  -256 "
LOCATE , 19: PRINT " Cursor RIGHT  +4 K "
LOCATE , 19: PRINT " Cursor  LEFT  -4 K ": LOCATE 2
LOCATE , 42: PRINT " Page     UP  +64 K "
LOCATE , 42: PRINT " Page   DOWN  -64 K "
LOCATE , 42: PRINT " RETURN to EXIT     "
LOCATE , 42: PRINT " ESCAPE to EXIT     ": COLOR 10, 2
FOR t% = 7 TO 25: LOCATE t%, 2: PRINT STRING$(77, f$); : NEXT
LOCATE 8, 4: COLOR 1, 3: PRINT "       ";
FOR t% = 0 TO 15: PRINT RIGHT$("0" + HEX$(t%), 2); " "; : NEXT
COLOR 15, 1: CurSeg& = &H0
FOR t% = 0 TO 15: LOCATE 9 + t%, 10: PRINT SPACE$(49); : NEXT
DO

   FOR t% = 0 TO 15
      COLOR 1, 3: LOCATE 9 + t%, 4

      'Was: PRINT(RIGHT$("0000" + HEX$(CurSeg&),4); HEX$(t%); ":";
      'Corrected by Richard Backus 9/18/96 to correct the linear addressing
      'on left column.

      PRINT LEFT$(RIGHT$("0000" + HEX$(CurSeg&), 4), 3); HEX$(t%); "0:";
      DEF SEG = CurSeg&: COLOR 15, 1: PRINT " ";

      FOR byte% = 0 TO 15
         PRINT RIGHT$("0" + HEX$(PEEK(t% * 16 + byte%)) + " ", 3);
      NEXT
   NEXT: COLOR 0, 7
   FOR t% = 9 TO 24: LOCATE t%, 61: PRINT SPACE$(16); : NEXT
   COLOR 15, 1
   DO
      DEF SEG = CurSeg&
      FOR t% = 0 TO 15: FOR byte% = 0 TO 15
         BMem(t% * 16 + byte%) = CHR$(PEEK(t% * 16 + byte%))
      NEXT: NEXT: DEF SEG = &HB800
      FOR t% = 0 TO 15: LOCATE t% + 9, 11: FOR byte% = 0 TO 15
         PRINT RIGHT$("0" + HEX$(ASC(BMem(t% * 16 + byte%))) + " ", 3);
         POKE 1400 + t% * 160 + byte% * 2, ASC(BMem(t% * 16 + byte%))
      NEXT: NEXT
      Key$ = INKEY$: IF Key$ = "" THEN Key$ = " "
      K% = ASC(Key$): IF K% = 0 THEN K% = -ASC(MID$(Key$, 2))
      SELECT CASE K%
         CASE -72: CurSeg& = CurSeg& - 16: Key$ = "LOOP"
            IF CurSeg& < 0 THEN CurSeg& = 65535
         CASE -80: CurSeg& = CurSeg& + 16: Key$ = "LOOP"
            IF CurSeg& > 65535 THEN CurSeg& = 0
         CASE -75: CurSeg& = CurSeg& - 256: Key$ = "LOOP"
            IF CurSeg& < 0 THEN CurSeg& = 65535
         CASE -77: CurSeg& = CurSeg& + 256: Key$ = "LOOP"
            IF CurSeg& > 65535 THEN CurSeg& = 0
         CASE -73: CurSeg& = CurSeg& - 4096: Key$ = "LOOP"
            IF CurSeg& < 0 THEN CurSeg& = 65535
         CASE -81: CurSeg& = CurSeg& + 4096: Key$ = "LOOP"
            IF CurSeg& > 65535 THEN CurSeg& = 0
         CASE 13, 27: out$ = "OUT": Key$ = "LOOP"
      END SELECT
   LOOP WHILE Key$ <> "LOOP"
LOOP WHILE out$ <> "OUT"
COLOR 14, 0: LOCATE 2, 67: PRINT "Thank You"
LOCATE 3, 67: PRINT "for using": LOCATE 4, 67: PRINT "QuickBasic"
LOCATE 5, 67: PRINT "MemView.": LOCATE 24, 1
'_|_|_|   end   QBMEMV.BAS