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| From: Gati Gergely
Date: 1999-12-17
Subject: Re: Sys info request.
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Hello,
> Hello,
> does anybody know where in RAM I can retrieve the I/O error byte after
> a disk operation?
> I don't refer to the STATUS ($90), but to the error code (the same
> printed with the I/O ERROR #).
I investigate this problem: you have to set the $009A to $00 (program mode,
system errors not printed), and you call the i/o functions, as usual,
but when returns a function, and the carry is set, there's an error occured, the error code is in Accu.
error codes:
01: too many files
02: file open
03: file not open
04: file not exists
05: device not present
06: not an input file
07: not an output file
08: missing file name
09: illegal device number
(the handler routine is in rom from $f273)
bye,
gega
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