Book - Secrets ZX-Spectrum: TOC.

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* SINCLAIR RESEARCH LTD. *
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* CACHE ZX-SPECTRUM *
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* 1990. *
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           About CHAPTER A Definition

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              Book One

           CACHE ZX-SPECTRUM

Abstract

Chapter 1. KEYBOARD

Chapter 2. EDITOR

Chapter 3. ZX-BASIC


         3.1 Structure of the program

         3.2 Data Types

         3.3 Names

         3.4 Expressions

         3.4.1 Isolation of a fragment of text

         3.4.2 Exponentiation

         3.4.3 Less as a sign of (-)

         3.4.4 Multiplication and division (*,/)

         3.4.5 Addition and subtraction (+,-)

         3.4.6 Signs relations (=,<,>,<=,

               >=,<>)

         3.4.7 Logical negation (NOT)

         3.4.8 Logical AND (AND)

         3.4.9 logical addition (OR)

         3.5 Options

         3.6 How ZX-BASIC

         3.7 Control characters

         3.8 System messages

Chapter 4. Computer Arithmetic

Chapter 5. USING THE MEMORY


         5.1 Prototypes characters

         5.2 Screen

         5.3 Attributes (22528 .. 23295)

         5.4 Printer Buffer

              (23296 .. 23551)

         5.5 Map mikrodrayva

         5.6 Program ZX-BASIC

              (PROG to VARS-1)

         5.7 Variables ZX-BASIC

              (VARS to E_LINE-2)

         5.8 Buffer Editor

              (E_LINE to WORKSP-1)

         5.9 Buffer instructions INPUT

              (WORKSP to STKBOT-1)

         5.10 Stack Calculator

              (STKBOT to STKEND-1)

         11.5 Free domain BASIC

              (STKEND +1 to SP)

         5.12 Stack Machine (SP before ERR_SP)

         5.13 GOSUB stack of return addresses

              (ERR_SP +1 to RAMTOP)

         5.14 Scope of free memory

              (RAMTOP +1 to P_RAMT)

         5.15 Images of characters Users

              (UDG to UDG +167)

Chapter 6. System Variables


         6.1 Important addresses for the system

         6.2 The variables serving

               keyboard

         6.3 State variables

               system

         6.4 The variables serving

               TV screen

Chapter 7. CHANNELS AND FLOW

Chapter 8. SYSTEM PROCEDURES


         8.1 Working with sound

         8.2 Working with a tape recorder

         8.3 Displaying and Printing

         8.4 On-Screen Graphics

         8.5 Removers and moving

               Screen

         8.6 Reading from the keyboard

         8.7 Calculator

         8.8 Additional system

               Procedure

Chapter 9. BUGS IN THE SYSTEM


         9.1 Error fission

         9.2 Error -65536 "

         9.3 Error CHR $ 8

         9.4 Error CHR $ 9

         9.5 Error "PRESS ANY KEY

         9.6 Error indicator traveling

               line

         9.7 Error DELETE

         9.8 Error leading spaces

         9.9 Error regime to

         Error SCREEN $ 09.10

         Error STR $ 09.11

         9.12 Error CLOSE

         9.13 Error RET

         9.14 Error NMI

         9.15 Error PAUSE N

         9.16 Error CLS



              Book Two

          ZX-SPECTRUM FROM

Abstract

Chapter 1. Memory Allocation

Chapter 2. METHOD FOR RECORDING PROGRAM TO TAPE


         2.1. Program listings

Chapter 3. PROTECTION PROGRAM FOR BASIC

Chapter 4. "Protective" Control characters


         4.1. CHR # 6 - "COMMA CONTROL"

         4.2. CHR # 22 - "AT CTRL"

         4.3. CHR # 23 - "TAB CTRL"

         4.4. Characters change attributes

Chapter 5. Protection to your boot

Chapter 6. USING THE SYSTEM PROCEDURES

Chapter 7. DECODE ENCODED

         Blocks of type "BYTES"