Open larsbrinkhoff opened 2 years ago
Note that the already supported rim10
format is a special case of this. It also runs the code that was loaded, in order to execute the paper tape bootstrap which reads the rest of the tape.
Reading this format is easy. However, writing needs a way to pass in the start and end of the memory region.
This is the format used by hardware read-in mode. It's started by a BLKI pointer word, and then followed by a block of words specified by that pointer. The last word in that block is the start instruction.
In effect hardware read-in does this: