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Karol Stasiak
2019-10-23 11:03:01 +02:00
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docs/lang/keywords.md
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@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ These keywords occur within function bodies:
These keywords occur within bodies of certain other statements: These keywords occur within bodies of certain other statements:
* for-loop directions: `to until downto parallelto parallel until` * for-loop directions: `to until downto parallelto paralleluntil`
* special return-dispatch branch: `default` * special return-dispatch branch: `default`

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@@ -45,8 +45,8 @@ The exact value of `nullchar` is encoding-dependent:
* in other encodings it's 0 (this might be a subject to change in future versions). * in other encodings it's 0 (this might be a subject to change in future versions).
"this is a zero-terminated string" asciiz "this is a zero-terminated string" asciiz
"this is also a zero-terminated string"z "this is also a zero-terminated string"z
Most characters between the quotes are interpreted literally. Most characters between the quotes are interpreted literally.
To allow characters that cannot be inserted normally, To allow characters that cannot be inserted normally,
@@ -143,7 +143,7 @@ An array is initialized with either:
* `@struct`: every term of the initializer is interpreted as a struct constructor (see below) * `@struct`: every term of the initializer is interpreted as a struct constructor (see below)
and treated as a list of bytes with no padding and treated as a list of bytes with no padding
`@struct [s(1, 2)]` is equivalent to `[1, 2]` when `struct s {byte x, byte y}` is defined `@struct [s(1, 2)]` is equivalent to `[1, 2]` when `struct s {byte x, byte y}` is defined
`@struct [s(1, 2), s(3, 4)]` is equivalent to `[1, 0, 2, 0, 3, 0, 4, 0]` on little-endian machines when `struct s {word x, word y}` is defined `@struct [s2(1, 2), s2(3, 4)]` is equivalent to `[1, 0, 2, 0, 3, 0, 4, 0]` on little-endian machines when `struct s2 {word x, word y}` is defined
* a list of literals and/or other array initializers, surrounded by brackets: * a list of literals and/or other array initializers, surrounded by brackets:

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@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ Vertical joystick movement. 1 if down, -1 if up, 0 if neither.
#### `byte input_btn` #### `byte input_btn`
1 if main button pressed, 0 id not pressed. 1 if main button pressed, 0 if not pressed.
#### `void reset_joy()` #### `void reset_joy()`

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@@ -27,6 +27,10 @@ Switches the ROM segment at $C000-$DFFF.
Writes a byte into the VERA memory space. Writes a byte into the VERA memory space.
#### `byte vera_peek(int24 address)`
Reads a byte from the VERA memory space.
#### `void vera_fill(int24 address, byte value, word size)` #### `void vera_fill(int24 address, byte value, word size)`
Writes `size` bytes into the VERA memory space. Writes `size` bytes into the VERA memory space.