Agemixer (01:05:04)
userspage RAM basically starts at 2049 onwards

mirrorbird (01:04:08)
i'm probably totally wrong, Age, i just gathered, user space was at the bottom.

mirrorbird (01:03:48)
USR 0 for a 'reset' makes sense to me cause that is where the program counter would naturally begin

Agemixer (01:03:26)
ummm you mean, the basic qnd basic reserved areas?

mirrorbird (01:02:27)
ain't it? workspace at the top, user space starts at 0

Agemixer (01:01:49)
how do c64 count RAM top to down..?

mirrorbird (01:01:34)
because: the obvious way means that new array can't take the whole memory, the old one still has to be there as copy source.

mirrorbird (01:00:55)
the guy said "i have written a program storing my record collection in x kilobytes, then i bought a RAM module -- how do i expand to fit"

mirrorbird (01:00:29)
Age, i saw an interesting 'reader question' in an ancient magazine about the Sinclair ZX81

mirrorbird (01:00:03)
c64 counts RAM top down, how horrible. 65535 is the end of the world

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