Specifications
One-dimensional arrays are
used
with
letters attached
such
as
AU),
B(j) I etc. Since
these arrays
are
used
both
with
the normal 26 memories and
with
expanded memories,
pay
attention
to
the
following
array arrangement.
A=A(0)
B=A(
1
)=8(0)
C=A(
2
)=B(
1
)=C
(0)
D=A(
3)=B(
2
)=C
(1
)=D(
0)
E= A(
4)=
B( 3
)=
C( 2
)=
D{
1
)=
E(
{)
)
Y=A(
24)=B(
23)=C(
22)
························=Y(f)
Z= A(
25
)=
8(
24)=
= Y ( 1
)=
Z(0 )
A(
26
)=
B(
25)=
= Y (2
)=
Z ( 1)
~(
2 7
)=
B(
26)=
= y (3
)=
Z( 2 )
Expanded memories '
,
A(93)=B(92)=
·································=Y(69)=Z(68)
When
arrays are
used
in this manner, since the
same
memory may
be
used
depending on
the array argument, avoid using the
same
memory in the
same
program.
Example:
Can
be
used
at the
same
time
A,
B,
C,
F(0), F(9)
Cannot
be
used
at the
same
time
F, G,
A(5)
I
A(6)
L-f-J
,
Perform memory expansion correctly accord ing
to
the
size
of
the array.
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