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@@ -167,7 +167,7 @@ Assigns the length and the address of filename for a I/O operation
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* .A must contain the length of the filename
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* .X must contain the lo-byte of the address of the first character of the filename
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* .T must contain the hi-byte of the address of the first character of the filename
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* .Y must contain the hi-byte of the address of the first character of the filename
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If no name is used for this operation, load .A with 0 so .X .Y are irrelevant.
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* JSETLFS at [$FFBA](#FFBA) must be called to establish device number and the secondary address.
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* JSETNAM at [$FFBD](#FFBD) must be called to specify the length and the address of the filename
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*JSETBKN at [$FF68](#FF68) must be called to specify the bank number where the filename can be found and the bank where the data is to be loaded
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*JSETBNK at [$FF68](#FF68) must be called to specify the bank number where the filename can be found and the bank where the data is to be loaded
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* .A must contain the operation type
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* 0 for load
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* !=0 for verify
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* if bit 0 of the secondary address is 0, the file will be loaded starting at the address specified in .X (lo-byte) and .Y registers (hi-byte). It's called a relocation load.
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* if bit 0 of the secondary address is 1, the file will be loaded at the address specified in the file itself. It's called an absolute load.
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* if bit 0 of the secondary address is 0, the file will be loaded starting at the address specified in .X (lo-byte) and .Y registers (hi-byte). It's called **relocation load**.
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* if bit 0 of the secondary address is 1, the file will be loaded at the address specified in the file itself. It's called **absolute load**.
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