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Plasma Wed Jun 19 2024 at 1:59 am
hey
This forum is only mostly abandoned :P
DEF SEG only affects PEEK/POKE. In the early days of IBM BASIC, there was no VARSEG keyword because all variables were in a single 64K data segment. So if you had previously used DEF SEG to access video memory or something, you needed the "plain" DEF SEG to get back to the BASIC data segment to access variables with VARPTR.
Are you trying to use the segment/offset of local variables after the function has ended? Those are created on the stack, and are no longer valid after the function exits.
I seem to recall something about BRUN45 being faster, but I don't remember the root cause. Does FFIX make any difference?
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