Model 100 System Map Part 3 (2943-3D7F)
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| Model 100 System Map |
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ROM: Part III
Copyright 1985
Revision Date: 09/30/85
Compiled and Researched by:
Robert D. Covington
Systems Information Management Consultants
[Not associated with The Covington Group, N. Y., N. Y.]
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2943H - LEN Function
294FH - ASC Function
295FH - CHR$ Function
296DH - STRING$ Function
298EH - SPACE$ Function
29ABH - LEFT$ Function
29DCH - RIGHT$ Function
29E6H - MID$ Function
2A07H - VAL Function
2A37H - INSTR Function
2B4CH - FRE Function
2B69H - Double precision subtract (FAC1=FAC1-FAC2).
Entry:
FAC1 - First double precision number
FAC2 - Second double precision number
Exit:
FAC1 - Result of operation
All other registers destroyed
2B78H - Double precision addition (FAC1=FAC1+FAC2).
Entry:
FAC1 - First double precision number
FAC2 - Second double precision number
Exit:
FAC1 - Result of operation
All other registers destroyed
2C4FH - Add the BCD number in the buffer pointed to by HL to the BCD
number in the buffer pointed to by DE leaving the result in
the buffer pointed to by DE. Since no decimals are
significant, numbers must be padded with zeros for place
holders. B contains the precision (number of bytes) of the
numbers added.
Entry:
HL - Points to the end of the first BCD number buffer
DE - Points to the end of the second BCD number buffer
B - Number of bytes to add (2 times the number of
digits added)
Exit:
HL & DE - Decremented past last byte of buffer
B = 0
A - Destroyed
2CFFH - Double precision multiply (FAC1=FAC1*FAC2)
Entry:
FAC1 - First double precision number
FAC2 - Second double precision number
Exit:
FAC1 - Result of operation
All other registers destroyed
2DC7H - Double precision divide (FAC1=FAC1/FAC2)
Entry:
FAC1 - Double precision numerator
FAC2 - Double precision denominator
Exit:
FAC1 - Result of operation
All other registers destroyed
2EE6H - Move the memory pointed to by HL to the memory pointed to by
DE for C bytes. HL and DE are decremented on each cycle of
the move.
Entry:
HL - Points to end of source memory
DE - Points to end of destination memory
C - Number of bytes to move
Exit:
HL & DE - Decremented past last byte moved
A - Destroyed
2EEFH - COS Function
Entry:
FAC1 - Angle in radians
Exit:
FAC1 - Result of COSine
2F09H - SIN Function
Entry:
FAC1 - Angle in radians
Exit:
FAC1 - Result of SINe
2F58H - TAN Function
Entry:
FAC1 - Angle in radians
Exit:
FAC1 - Result of TANgent
2F71H - ATN Function
Entry:
FAC1 - TANgent value
Exit:
FAC1 - Angle in radians
2FCFH - LOG Function
Entry:
FAC1 - LOG value
Exit:
FAC1 - Result of LOG
305AH - SQR Function
Entry:
FAC1 - Number to find square root of
Exit:
FAC1 - Square root of number
30A4H - EXP Function
Entry:
FAC1 - Value for EXP
Exit:
FAC1 - Natural exponent result
313EH - RND Function
31A0H - Double precision square of FAC1 (FAC1=FAC1 squared)
Entry:
FAC1 - Double precision number to square
Exit:
FAC1 - Result of FAC1 squared
All other registers destroyed
31B5H - Move FAC1 to FAC2
Exit:
All registers destroyed
31B8H - Move the floating point buffer pointed to by HL to FAC2.
Entry:
HL - Points to 8 byte floating point buffer
Exit:
All registers destroyed
31C1H - Move FAC2 to FAC1
Exit:
All registers destroyed
31C4H - Move the 8 byte floating point accumulator pointed to by HL
to FAC1
Entry:
HL - Points to start of source memory
Exit:
All registers destroyed
31CAH - Move FAC1 to the 8 byte floating point accumulator pointed to
by HL.
Entry:
HL - Points to start of buffer for FAC1
Exit:
All registers destroyed
322EH - Push FAC2 on stack
Exit:
All registers destroyed
3234H - Push FAC1 on stack
Exit:
All registers destroyed
3245H - Pop FAC2 off stack
Exit:
FAC2 - Floating point value POPed off stack
All registers destroyed
324BH - Pop FAC1 off stack
Exit:
FAC1 - Floating point value POPed off stack
All registers destroyed
33DCH - RST 30H routine
33F2H - ABS Function
3407H - SGN Function
3422H - PUSH the single precision value in FAC1 onto the stack
Exit:
DE - Destroyed
342FH - Load the 4 byte number pointed to by HL into FAC1. The
buffer pointed to by HL reverses the two words prior to
storing them into FAC1
Entry:
HL - 4 byte number that will be put in FAC1 in reverse
order
Exit:
HL - Incremented past last byte moved
All other registers destroyed
3432H - Load the single precision value in BCDE into FAC1
Entry:
BCDE - Single precision number
Exit:
BC & DE destroyed
343DH - Load the single precision value in FAC1 into BCDE
Exit:
BCDE - Single precision number from FAC1
HL - Destroyed
3447H - Load 4 byte single precision buffer pointed to by HL into
BCDE.
Entry:
HL - Points to the buffer containing the 4 byte single
precision number
Exit:
BCDE - Floating point number that is in the buffer
pointed to by HL
3450H - Load the 4 byte number pointed to by HL into DEBC (note
reverse order!!).
Entry:
HL - Points to the buffer containing the 4 byte single
precision number
Exit:
DEBC - Floating point number that is in the buffer
pointed to by HL
3459H - Move the single precision floating point number in FAC1 to
the buffer pointed to by HL.
Entry:
HL - Points to destination buffer for single precision
FAC1 (4 bytes)
Exit:
HL - Incremented past last byte moved
DE - Destroyed
B - Destroyed
3461H - Move the buffer pointed to by HL to FAC2. The number of
bytes transfered depends on the current precision in FB65H.
Entry:
HL - Points to source buffer for floating point number
Exit:
HL - Incremented past last byte transfered
All other registers destroyed
3469H - Move the memory pointed to by DE to the memory pointed to by
HL for B number of bytes. HL and DE are incremented on each
byte moved.
Entry:
DE - Points to start of source memory
HL - Points to start of destination memory
B - Number of bytes to move
Exit:
HL & DE - Incremented past last byte transfered
A & B - Destroyed
3472H - Move the memory pointed to by DE to the memory pointed to by
HL for B number of bytes. HL and DE are decremented on each
byte moved.
Entry:
DE - Points to end of source memory
HL - Points to end of destination memory
B - Number of bytes to move
Exit:
HL & DE - Decremented past the last byte transfered
A & B - Destroyed
3498H - Compare the single precision number in BCDE with FAC1.
Entry:
BCDE - First single precision number
FAC1 - Second single precision number
Exit:
HL - Destroyed
A = 255 (-1) if BCDE>FAC1
1 if BCDE<FAC1
0 if BCDE=FAC1
Z flag - Set if BCDE=FAC1
S flag - Set (M) if BCDE>FAC1
34C2H - Compare the signed integer in DE to the signed integer in HL.
Entry:
HL - First integer to compare
DE - Second integer to compare
Exit:
A = 255 (-1) if DE>HL
1 if DE<HL
0 if DE=HL
Z flag - Set if DE=HL
S flag - Set (M) if DE>HL
34FAH - Compare the double precision number in FAC1 to the double
precision number in FAC2.
Entry:
FAC1 - First double precision value to compare
FAC2 - Second double precision value to compare
Exit:
A = 255 (-1) if FAC1>FAC2
1 if FAC1<FAC2
0 if FAC1=FAC2
Z flag - Set if FAC1=FAC2
S flag - Set (M) if FAC1>FAC2
3501H - CINT Function. Convert floating point number in FAC1 to an
integer.
Entry:
FAC1 - Floating point number to convert
Exit:
HL - Converted signed integer in FAC1
FAC1 - Converted to an integer
3510H - Load the signed integer in HL into FAC1
Entry:
HL - Signed integer to put in FAC1
Exit:
A = 2
352AH - CSNG Function. Convert the number in FAC1 to a single
precision value.
Entry:
FAC1 - Number to convert
Exit:
FAC1 - Converted single precision number
3540H - Convert the signed integer in FAC1 to single precision.
Entry:
FAC1 - Contains signed integer to convert
Exit:
FAC1 - Converted single precision number
3543H - Convert the signed integer in HL to a single precision number
in FAC1.
Entry:
HL - Contains signed integer to convert
Exit:
FAC1 - Converted single precision number
35BAH - CDBL function. Convert the number in FAC1 to a double
precision floating point number.
Entry:
FAC1 - Number to convert to double precision
Exit:
FAC1 - Converted double precision number
3645H - FIX Function
3654H - INT Function. Find the integer portion of the floating point
number in FAC1.
Entry:
FAC1 - Floating point number
Exit:
FAC1 - Integer portion of floating point number
36F8H - Subtract the signed integer in HL from the signed integer in
DE.
Entry:
HL - First number to subtract
DE - Second number to subtract
Exit:
FAC1 - Result of subtract
HL - Integer result of subtract
3704H - Add the signed integer in HL to the signed integer in DE. If
the result is greater than 32767, the result is converted
into single precision.
Entry:
HL - First number to add
DE - Second number to add
Exit:
FAC1 - Result of addition
HL - Integer result of addition
3725H - Multiply the signed integer in HL by the signed integer in
DE. If the result is greater than 32767, the result is
converted into single precision.
Entry:
HL - First integer to multiply
DE - Second integer to multiply
Exit:
FAC1 - Result of multiplication
HL - Integer result of multiplication
377EH - Divide the signed integer in DE by the signed integer in HL.
Entry:
HL - Integer Numerator
DE - Integer Denominator
Exit:
FAC1 - Result of division
37F4H - Add the single precision numbers in FAC1 and BCDE
(FAC1=FAC1+BCDE)
Entry:
FAC1 - First single precision number
BCDE - Second single precision number
Exit:
FAC1 - Result of single precision addition
37F7H - Add the single precision numbers in FAC1 and FAC2
(FAC1=FAC1+FAC2).
Entry:
FAC1 - First single precision number
FAC2 - Second single precision number
Exit:
FAC1 - Result of single precision addition
37FDH - Subtract the single precision numbers in FAC1 and BCDE
(FAC1=FAC1-BCDE)
Entry:
FAC1 - First single precision number
BCDE - Second single precision number
Exit:
FAC1 - Result of subtract
3803H - Multiply the single precision numbers in FAC1 and BCDE
(FAC1=FAC1*BCDE)
Entry:
FAC1 - First single precision number
BCDE - Second single precision number
Exit:
FAC1 - Result of multiply
3806H - Multiply the single precision numbers in FAC1 and FAC2
(FAC1=FAC1*FAC2)
Entry:
FAC1 - First single precision number
FAC2 - Second single precision number
Exit:
FAC1 - Result of multiply
380EH - Single precision divide (FAC1=BCDE/FAC1)
Entry:
BCDE - Single precision numerator
FAC1 - Single precision denominator
Exit:
FAC1 - Result of divide
3827H - Load FAC2 with the single precision number in BCDE.
Entry:
BCDE - Single precision number
Exit:
FAC2 - Copy of single precision number
HL - Destroyed
3840H - Convert the ASCII number pointed to by HL to its double
precision equivalent.
Entry:
HL - Points to buffer with ASCII number
Exit:
FAC1 - Value of ASCII number
All registers destroyed
39D4H - Print HL in ASCII form at the current cursor position
Entry:
HL - Contains 16 bit binary number to print
Exit:
All registers destroyed
39E8H - Convert the binary number in FAC1 to ASCII
Entry:
HL - Points to the start of the buffer where the ASCII
number will be stored
FAC1 - Binary Number
Exit:
All registers destroyed
39ECH - Convert the binary number in FAC1 to ASCII. This routine
will format the ASCII output with the same parameters offered
by BASIC's PRINT USING statement.
Entry:
A - Bit configuration for PRINT USING options
Bit:
0 - Exponential notation
1 - Not used (reset)
2 - Sign (+ or -) follows ASCII number
3 - Sign (+ or -) preceeds number
4 - Print leading '$'
5 - Asterisks fill
6 - Print commas every third digit
7 - Set, allow print using formating
Reset, do no formating on number
B - Number of digits to the left of the decimal
point. This value is used for placeholder filling
C - Number of digits to the right of the decimal
point. This value is used for placeholder
filling
HL - Start of receiving buffer for ASCII number
FAC1 - Binary number to convert
Exit:
All registers destroyed
3D7FH - Single precision exponential function
3D8EH - Double precision exponential function
3DF7H - Integer exponential function
