output prg,basic  ; create a c-64 program with basic SYS call to launch it


import "c64lib"               ; searched in several locations and with .ill file extension added

~ main
{
	memory screen2 = $0401
	memory screen3 = $0402
	memory .word screenw = $0500

	; ascii to petscii, 0 terminated
	var .text hello = "hello everyone out there."

	; ascii to petscii, with length as first byte
	var .ptext hellopascalstr = "Hello!\0x00\x01\x02d ag\0x01."

	; ascii to screen codes, 0 terminated
	var .stext hello_screen = "Hello!\n guys123."

	; ascii to screen codes, length as first byte
	var .pstext hellopascal_screen = "Hello! \n."

	var .text hello2 = "@@\f\b\n\r\t@@"

start
	global2.make_screen_black()

	A='?'
	[$d020] = '?'
	[$d021] = '?'
	[$d022] = '?'
	[$d023] = 'q'
	c64.BGCOL0 = 'a'
	screen2 = 'a'
	screen3 = 'a'
	screenw = '2'
	A='?'
	X='?'
	Y='?'
	A='\002'
	X=A
	A='\xf2'
	X=A
	c64.CHROUT('A')
	A='\f'
	X=A
	A='\b'
	X=A
	A='\n'
	X=A
	A='\r'
	X=A
	A='\t'
	A='0'
	c64.CHROUT('0')
	c64.CHROUT('1')
	c64.CHROUT('2')
	c64scr.print_string(hello)
	goto c64.CHROUT('!')


	return
}

~ global2 {

make_screen_black
		c64.EXTCOL = c64.BGCOL0 = 0
		c64.COLOR = 3
		Y = true
		return

}