Running in machine code monitor

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Hanterp

Running in machine code monitor

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Hello, I am new on this forum. I hope to learn much from here :)

I today installed CCS64 and I try to get the machine code monitor running.
I type in some 6510 hex code and try to run that, but apart from some trace-commands I see no way do do a go ( often the G command in the real monitor ).
Also in the downloaded manual the go-command is missing. I also tried to run my code using the sys-command from within Basic, but that does not work either.

Please can somebody help me out?
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Re: Running in machine code monitor

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The HTML instructions that come with CCS64 describe all of the available commands.
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Hanterp

Re: Running in machine code monitor

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Stuart Toomer wrote:The HTML instructions that come with CCS64 describe all of the available commands.
But no command to start the code, usually with 'G' <address>
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Re: Running in machine code monitor

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I'm not an expert on the CCS64 MC Monitor, but would you not re-set the Program Counter (PC) address, then exit the Monitor?
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Re: Running in machine code monitor

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Stuart Toomer wrote:I'm not an expert on the CCS64 MC Monitor, but would you not re-set the Program Counter (PC) address, then exit the Monitor?
No, every monitor program has a go-functie.
My purpose is to write some proggies from within the monitor and run them without intervention from Basic.
I already found another C64 emulator and that one has a go-command, as it shoud be.
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