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V. SET COMMANDS (cont.)
The Custom Output driver requirements are:
1. The 'addr' (address) word in the SET COUT command will equal
the starting address of the output routine.
2. It is the user's responsibility to save registers prior to
any modification of the register.
3. The "B" register will contain the data passed from SOLOS for
output routine.
4. The output routine will end with a 'RET' instruction or equi-
valent.
Set Custom Input Command SET CIN addr
This command informs SOLOS software where the user defined input
routine specified by 'addr' is located.
The Custom Input driver requirements are:
1. The 'addr' address word in the SET CIN command will equal the
starting address of the input routine.
2. It is the user's responsibility to save registers prior to
any modification of the register.
3. The input routine combines actually inputting the character
along with STATUS. The routine returns either a zero flag
indicating no character is available or the character in
Register "A" with a non-zero flag. The calling program can then
take appropriate action based on a zero or non-zero condition.
Set CRC Error Checking SET CRC data
This command is used to specify whether or not the standard CRC error
checking routines are to be used. When a value of FF is specified,
all further tape reads will ignore CRC errors. Any value other than
FF indicates standard error checking is to be in effect. This
command is very useful to allow a tape to be read in which would
otherwise not be readable. When CRC errors are being ignored, it
must be remembered that the data read in may not be valid.
Example: SET CRC FF
Result: CRC error checking will be set to ignore all CRC
errors.
Set Number of NULLS SET N=data
This command sets the number of nulls (binary zeroes) to be output
following a carriage return-linefeed (CRLF) sequence. The value is
12