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- <META NAME="Generator" CONTENT="Corel WordPerfect 8">
- <META NAME="DATE" CONTENT="11/19/1998">
- <META NAME="Author" CONTENT="Tom Almy">
- <TITLE>File Menu</TITLE>
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- <H1>File Menu</H1>
- <H2>Load</H2>
- <P>Brings up a dialog to select and load Motorola S19 format files. </P>
- <H2>Reset</H2>
- <P>Resets the "processor" to power-up state. Only memory affected is the internal RAM, which is initialized to repeated copies of $BE
- $AD $FA $CE to represent the unknown power up state. (Note that if the simulator is run in Student Mode or Requested Mode, the
- RAM memory is not initialized.) This command should be performed after loading the S19 file(s).</P>
- <H2>Log</H2>
- <P>By default, the simulator logs certain actions to the console. This menu item brings up a dialog to select a file to store all logged
- actions. If an existing file is selected, its contents is first erased.</P>
- <H2>Use Console</H2>
- <P>Restores logging to the console. Note that the "console" is either the command window if JRE is used, or is the "Java Console" if a
- browser is used to start the simulator. You must enable the Java Console in order to see it. This is done from the "Java Plug-in
- Control Panel" on the Windows Start Menu.</P>
- <H2>Log CSW</H2>
- <P>This check-able menu item causes writes to Chip Select enabled locations to be logged. The log entries show the action (such as
- "CSW0"), time in internal E-clocks, and both the decimal and hexadecimal locations and values.</P>
- <H2>Exit</H2>
- <P>Exit the simulator. Nothing is saved.</P>
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