DOS-68 Disk Operating SystemDOS-68 is supplied with the following commands:
COMMAND
NAME FUNCTION
LIST List the disk directory
SAVE Save memory into a file
GET* Load a binary object file into memory
GETH Load a hex formatted object file
RUN* Load a file into memory and begin execution
DELETE Remove a file from a disk
RENAME Change the name of a file
APPEND Merges two files together to form one file
PRINT Print the contents of a file
COPY Allows files to be copies from disk to disk
SDC Single disk drive copy
LINK Set up information to boot the monitor
INSTAL Convert object file to a command file
FIND Type load address information
VIEW Type contents of an editor text file
CLOSE* Close all open files
EXIT* Exit to other resident monitor
ASYS Assign system disk
FORMAT Format a blank disk
(*indicates a memory resident command)
DOS-68 allows access to the disk file management subsystem thereby making it
easy for the programmer using assembly language to perform operations on disk
files. Routines are available for such functions as: creating or deleting
sequential or random files, reading or writing to files, renaming files,
appending files, and reading the disk directory. Through the use of the
file management system, the user can easily access as many or as few files
as desired at any time.