Is it possible to make the calculator run a specific part of an app (like a single subroutine) when it starts up? In Axe? In assembly? How?
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There certainly is if you are the author of the app, but not if you're not without modifying the app or having the author add some mechanism to do so. Why do you ask?
There certainly is if you are the author of the app, but not if you're not without modifying the app or having the author add some mechanism to do so. Why do you ask? 
Well you could use OFFSCRIPT or similar and have it find your app and run the code at the specified offset.
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Some info on offscript can be found at wikiti http://wikiti.brandonw.net/index.php?title=Offscrpt
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It seems to me that that method still uses the canonical ExecApp call that starts from $4100; at least, that's how Doors CS does it. You could manually swap in the app page, populate the BasePageTable, and call the relevant address, but I don't think the OS would be very excited.
To answer your first question, Kerm, yes. The app I'd be looking to run a part of would be of my own design. Made with Axe Parser's app-compiling mechanism. I'd be willing to use inline asm for all things neccessary to what I've asked.
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To answer your first question, Kerm, yes. The app I'd be looking to run a part of would be of my own design. Made with Axe Parser's app-compiling mechanism. I'd be willing to use inline asm for all things neccessary to what I've asked.
Then just have a routine as the first piece in the App that checks some custom AppVar, or some custom variable, or even some location in RAM, for specific values that indicate it should start at different points in the program's flow. Register to Join the Conversation
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