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	peek - definition by dict.die.net
		The results of "poke"s at these addresses may be highly useful, mildly amusing, useless but neat, or total lossage (see killer poke).
		Since a real operating system provides useful, higher-level services for the tasks commonly performed with peeks and pokes on micros, and real languages tend not to encourage low-level memory groveling, a question like "How do I do a peek in C?" is diagnostic of the newbie.
		The results of `poke's at these addresses may be highly useful, mildly amusing, useless but neat, or (most likely) total lossage (see killer poke).
	dict.die.net /peek (440 words)

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		This POKE statement places the number r into the memory location of offset n in the mth segment.
		POKE the pattern for character 128 into the first eight memory locations, the pattern for character 129 into the next eight locations, and so on.
		POKE the offset and segment of the first byte into locations 124 to 127.
	lightning.prohosting.com /~ichinar/Files/tuts/peekpoke.txt (7768 words)

	Bin's On-Line Dictionary (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		peek n : a secret look [syn: peep] v 1: look furtively [syn: peep] 2: throw a glance at; take a brief look at; "She only glanced at the paper"; "glint" is archaic; "I only peeked--I didn't see anything interesting" [syn: glance, glint]
		peek n.,vt. (and poke) The commands in most microcomputer BASICs for directly accessing memory contents at an absolute address; often extended to mean the corresponding constructs in any HLL (peek reads memory, poke modifies it).
		PEEK The command in most microcomputer BASICs for reading memory contents (a byte) at an absolute address.
	language.bin.org /ref/dict/?t=peek (438 words)

	Atari Graphics and Arcade Game Design-Appendix A
		When horizontal fine scroll is enabled by setting bit 4 in the LMS instruction in the display list, POKEing this location with a value from zero to 16 clock cycles (depending on graphics mode) will fine scroll the screen.
		POKEing a value from zero to 16 (depending on graphics mode) will fine scroll the screen one or more scan lines.
		This location allows two channels to be joined for greater frequency range, and allows the user to vary the poly-counters which control noise, or to switch the clock base from 64KHz to 15KHz for a change in frequency range.
	www.atariarchives.org /agagd/appendixa.php (1786 words)

	An introduction to Ands, Ors, Peeks, and Pokes.
		An introduction to Ands, Ors, Peeks, and Pokes.
		The PEEK instruction is used to find the value in a specific 8-bit memory location (byte) of memory.
		Go ahead and try the PEEK with a variety of values for X. You can't change anything with the PEEK since you are just looking to see what is there.
	www.atarimagazines.com /creative/v11n7/92_An_introduction_to_Ands_.php (2033 words)

	PEEK and POKE - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Peek and Poke is also the title of an album by White Town
		For other uses of "peek", see peek (disambiguation).
		The Commodore 64 and ZX Spectrum also allowed players with the proper cartridges or Multiface add-on to freeze the running program, enter POKEs, and resume.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/PEEK_and_POKE (717 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Applesoft: PEEKs, POKEs, and CALLs To make Applesoft programs read data from memory, write data to memory, or pass control to machine language programs, programmers use Applesoft's PEEK, POKE, and CALL statements.
		POKE makes a program write a value to a memory location.
		Programmers use POKE most commonly to write data directly to memory: POKE 2048,128 assigns the value 128 to the memory location 2048.
	www.textfiles.com /apple/peeks.pokes (449 words)

	MBASIC - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		No discussion of BASICs on the 8-bit computers of the late '70s and early '80s would be complete without mentioning the importance of the PEEK and POKE functions for directly reading and writing to memory.
		These were typically placed in a reserved area of memory, or POKEd into string constants, as a series of machine codes (op codes).
		The use of PEEK and POKE, and of machine code user functions, made MBASIC programs non-portable between machines.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/MBASIC (1367 words)

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		If a PEEK at address $FF (255) gives a result of zero, there is no error.
		POKE 33,33 causes the text display routine to not insert any unneccessary spacing into your BASIC program listing, which cleans up the text file output nicely.
		Programs which employ lots of PEEKs and POKEs, do monitor CALLs, and access other features specific to the Apple II will be more troublesome.
	www.jammed.com /usenet/faq/apple2/faq/part4 (4978 words)

	What's New
		Added a PEEK to check if a file is attached to screen output.
		Added a POKE to flush the log file.
		Added a POKE to enable/disable the renumbering of only numbered lines.
	sylvaware.home.mindspring.com /id1.html (281 words)

	Television Without Pity » Buffy the Vampire Slayer » Doublemeat Palace (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Buffy, followed by a wobbly hand-held camera, pokes around.
		She peeks into the freezer, but narrowly avoids the Cliché Demon, which usually locks girls in freezers in horror movies.
		Kneeling down, Buffy checks the meat grinder, which is empty, and then hears a clanking noise.
	www.televisionwithoutpity.com /articles/content/a3026/index-8.html (398 words)

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		H=MODULUS 256 POKE 801,H/256.H= 0 (left) to 279 (right) * Note: Both POKE 800 & 801 are required.
		POKE 28,C......COLOR of SHAPE POKE 812,x.....Sets COLOR for HI-RES CALL -3805 PG..DRAWS predefind SHAPE.
		Example: 10 POKE 60,LOB 20 POKE 61,HOB 30 POKE 62,LOE 40 POKE 63,HIE 50 POKE 66,LOD 60 POKE 67,HID...Then RUN, CALL -468 * Note: LOB is lo-byte of begining of memory to move, HIB is high, LOE is low end, HIE is high, LOD is low destination, HID is high.
	www.textfiles.com /apple/peeks.pokes.3.1 (1054 words)

	Beagle Bros Online Museum: Legacy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		PEEK and POKE experiences, with a bit of influence from OMNI magazine, nearly turned my perception of the cosmos into a numerology driven state machine.
		I have traveled from simple PEEK tone generation, to DSP with C++ and Java; but, I still crave a cryptic one-liner that will channel psychedelic spirits through my modern day miracle machine.
		It taught me all the wonders of PEEK and POKE and why DOS ate my disk when I accidentally forgot a minus sign on POKE.
	www.panic.com /~stevenf/beagle/legacy.html (1856 words)

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		PEEKAPOKE Although QL uses relative addressing peeks and pokes can be useful.
		Caps lock can be turned on by POKE 163976,255 and of by POKE 163976,0 POKE_W 163980,30 defines the delay before a key starts repeating 30 being the default.
		POKE_W 163982,2 defines the rate at which the key is repeated 2 being the default.
	garbo.uwasa.fi /pub/pub/ql/lis/quanta3.lis (190 words)

	openMSX and blueMSX game trainers (Emulation MSX Forum)
		Old msx magazines will be handy for this, they usually had a 'peeks and pokes' section with cheats for msx1 games.
		The pokes changed data IN the game, not while running the game.
		I don't think these pokes are useful for this type of trainers...
	www.msx.org /forumtopic4714.html (327 words)

	Apple II - PEEKS, POKES & CALLS
		Some of the info may be less than 100% accurate; I haven't updated this in a long while.
		Another source says this PEEK can show memory size if used as: PRINT (PEEK(978)+35)/4;"K" POKE 1011,224 Makes RESET reboot POKE 1010,102:POKE 1011,213:POKE 1012,112 Makes RESET RUN.
		POKE 1013,76:POKE 1014,26:POKE 1015,252 Makes "and" move cursor up one line Peek (2040)-192 Current active slot POKE 40286,252:POKE 40287,164 Makes RESET RUN Call 42340 Locks up disk to prevent writing on it.
	www.apple2.org.za /gswv/USA2WUG/FOUNDING.MEMBERS/HOME.PAGES/EDHEL/texts/pokes.html (269 words)

	APPLE II - PEEKS, POKES, CALLS AND PROGRAMMING NOTES
		POKE 1010,105: POKE 1011,255: POKE 1012,90 messes up CATALOG and makes return to the monitor;
		POKE 592,255: POKE 1010,191: POKE 1011,157: POKE 1012,56 restores 's normal function)
		$A710.A712....-22768 TO -22766....POKE 42768,234: POKE 42769,234: POKE 42770,234
	apple2.org.za /gswv/USA2WUG/A2.LOST.N.FOUND.CLASSICS/A2.BB.PEEKS.POKES.CALLS.html (2050 words)

	Het grote MSX Peeks, Pokes en Truuks Boek deel 2, Wim Dewijngaert, MSX-club
		Het grote MSX Peeks, Pokes en Truuks Boek deel 2, Wim Dewijngaert, MSX-club
		Het grote MSX Peeks, Pokes en Truuks Boek deel 2
		Category: Books Retro Computer: MSX books: Het grote MSX Peeks, Pokes en Truuks Boek deel 2
	www.clive.nl /detail/24078 (51 words)

	Boing Boing: How I Got Into Computers stories on O'Reilly Radar
		I was fascinated by text adventures and platform games, and still have a warm spot in my heart for Infocom, Manic Miner, and Impossible Mission.
		I started off programming in BASIC, with all the PEEKs and POKEs required to do cool things.
		The Commodore 64 came with a great manual that showed you basic audio and video hacks, and there were sample programs on the C30 tapes that came with Commodore's "Learn to Program" series.
	www.boingboing.net /2005/11/20/how_i_got_into_compu.html (337 words)

	ECN - May/June 1985
		By poking them with a digit between 1 and 31, one can narrow the text area.
		By poking it with any other character number, and following with HOME you obtain an instant screen of that character, which allows for rather interesting graphics effects.
		Poking it alone does not change the margin.
	www.sacnews.net /adamcomputer/08.html (12745 words)

	Mark’s Geekly Ramblings » Blog Archive » Mark’s PDA History
		In a matter of weeks I had my bunch of BASIC spaghetti with all the prices in memory : I would just input the month’s quantities, and the printer would spit out pretty invoices for my boss to proudly sign, to everyone’s amazement.
		On top of that the LCD was also addressable as a 160×32 pixel matrix, so you could “program” games like “Defender” by painstakingly copying over pages and pages of hex peeks and pokes, so it was both an ancestor to modern PDAs and portable consoles…
		I remember entering in page after page of peeks and pokes on my Vic20 to play a basic game.
	www.markandjo.com /markblog/?p=61 (1256 words)

	Philip Dutré's Picture Gallery (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		This small hobbycomputer gave me endless hours of programming pleasure.
		Even now, I can still recite some of the PEEKs and POKEs needed to get the most out of that machine.
		During that time, I also wrote an adventure game, with the not so original title Lord of Darkness.
	www.cs.kuleuven.ac.be /~phil/misc/comppast/gallerycomp.html (367 words)

	Grumpy Gamer
		Man, it was like listening to Bob Ross talk about the games industry.
		Except that you're alive, and aren't talking about happy little peeks and pokes.
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	grumpygamer.com /reply248365 (220 words)

	creating trainers and software enhancement programs in blitz
		i don't really need a full trainer code, just the code that enables me to get to a particular process (the game.exe) and then to get to it's addresses so that the addresses can be manipulated (peeked and poked).
		You are going to need to do the legwork yourself to find out what offsets and such you are going to need to poke for whatever game you are trying to "train".
		Wayne: As long as it's not hacking an online game (like battlefield 1942 where it's hard to find a game any more that doesn't have cheaters all over the place), then what someone does to their own installs is their business.
	www.blitzbasic.com /Community/posts.php?topic=30180 (1875 words)

	Peek - Ursine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		If you have something to contribute, please feel free to edit this page.
		(and poke) The commands in most microcomputer BASICs for directly accessing memory contents at an absolute address; often extended to mean the corresponding constructs in any HLL (peek reads memory, poke modifies it).
		Long (and variably accurate) lists of such addresses for various computers circulated.
	ursine.ca /Peek (207 words)

	FAQ.applesoft
		The final, and most on the metal method, is to read the 1-character
		If the return value from 'PEEK (49152)' ('PEEK
		('POKE -16368,0' is also identical) will tell the system that you've
	www.apple2.org /faq/FAQ.applesoft11.html (532 words)

	Jason's TRS-80 Color Computer Tribute page!
		I remember how excited I got whenever the phone rang and I heard a carrier on the other end!
		POKES.txt - Collecting PEEKs and POKEs was essential for every CoCo owner!
		Here are some, just in case you need them.
	www.jasonsweb.com /coco/index.htm (283 words)

	Csa2 Apple II FAQs APPLICATIONS
		An excellent guide to many PEEKs and POKEs and monitor routines is the
		famous "Peeks, Pokes, and Pointers" poster from Beagle Bros (early 1980's).
		POKE 33,33 causes the text display routine to not insert any unneccessary
	home.swbell.net /rubywand/Csa2APPLICS.html (4317 words)

	THE ORIGINS OF GFA BASIC
		After much thought, I even allowed the GOTO command to be used between different procedures.
		In an Interpreter it is possible to use segmented PEEKs and POKEs to simulate one of the Intel-processors.
		In a compiled program, this would greatly affect execution time.
	www.bright.net /~gfabasic/html/gfa_book.htm (991 words)

	Leslye Bloom_ apples
		Peeks and pokes, two color families, etc., etc. were restricting, but I could make marks with a graphics tablet and print with an impact printer on continuous feed, perforated paper.
		The darker values came from careful re-feeding the paper and overprinting.
		Brushes didn't make paintings, and computers didn't make art.
	www.leslyebloom.com /statement-apples.html (198 words)

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