Date   : Fri, 04 Dec 2009 17:25:34 +0100
From   : rick@... (Rick Murray)
Subject: Tube - I/O processor memory questions

John Kortink wrote:

>> No, if entered code has a header, it becomes (in modern parlance)
>> the Currently Active Object, and is re-entered on Break, and can
>> only be exited by entering something else. If the entered code does
>> not have a header, then is does not become the CAO
> Yes, it does.
> Not least because it would be pretty silly to require
> applications to have a ROM header.

Who says it is a requirement? It kinda makes sense in an odd way that if 
the application has a ROM header, it will be "seen" ("scanned", 
whatever) after a Break and thus can be re-entered... sort of like EPROM 
code loaded into extension RAM.

Can anybody point to code that would provide a definitive answer?


Best wishes,

Rick.

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