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| ENTR addr | Insert values into memory. Values accepted until terminated by a slash (/) or an illegal value. Value followed by colon (:) adjusts current address pointer. |
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| DUMP addr1 (addr2) | Display contents of memory. Only one location displayed if second address omitted or less than first address. |
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| FILE (/name/ (addr)) | |
| FILE | Display name and addresses of current file. |
| FILE /name/ | Make an already existing file current. |
| FILE /name/ addr | Create a new file at address. Make it current. |
| FILE /name/ 0 | Delete existing file. There will be no current file when this command is finished. |
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| FILES | Display list of existing files and addresses. |
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| FCHK | Verify the internal structure of current file and update the ending address. |
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| FMOV addr | Move current file to address. FCHK is performed after moving to verify move. The address cannot be 0 and you cannot move an empty file. |
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| FIND | Find all occurrences of string in current file. Type string after colon prompt. |
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| DELT line1 (line2) | Delete a line or lines from current file. |
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| EDIT | Enter TXT-2 Extension Package. Press ctrl-F to exit. |
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| LIST (line1 (line2)) | Display current file with line numbers. |
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| TEXT (line1 (line2)) | Display current file without line numbers. |
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| RNUM line# (incr) | Renumbers the current file so that its first line is line# with an increment of incr. If increment is unspecified, it is 5. The largest increment is 25. The increment is reduced to 1 after the line numbers reach 9000. FCHK is performed after renumbering. |
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| IODR (/name/ (in (out))) | |
| IODR | List contents of I/O Drive Table. |
| IODR /name/ | Switch I/O driver for next command only. |
| IODR /name/ in out | Enter I/O driver into I/O Driver Table. |
| IODR /name/ 0 | Delete I/O driver from I/O Driver Table. |
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| SWCH | When used after IODR /name/, switch is permanent. |
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| MODE base | All addresses and memory values entered or displayed are in octal (8) or hexadecimal (16). Initially set to 16. |
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| ASSI(x) orig (load) | Assemble reading source from the current input driver with output sent to the current output driver. If load address is omitted, origin will be used. |
| ASSI orig (load) | Produces full listing with errors. |
| ASSIE orig (load) | Lists only those lines with errors. |
| ASSIS orig (load) | Produces full listing with errors and assembler's symbol table. |
| ASSIX orig (load) | Produces full listing with errors and assembler's symbol table with cross reference. |
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| ASSM(x) orig (load) | Assemble from current file with output sent to the current output driver. If load address is omitted, origin will be used. |
| ASSM orig (load) | Produces full listing with errors. |
| ASSME orig (load) | Lists only those lines with errors. |
| ASSMS orig (load) | Produces full listing with errors and assembler's symbol table. |
| ASSMX orig (load) | Produces full listing with errors and assembler's symbol table with cross reference. |
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| EXEC addr | Perform a subroutine call to address. |
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| SIMU(x) | Enter Simulator Extension Package. Type X to exit. |
| SIMU | Enter Simulator Extension Package clearing I/O port definitions. |
| SIMUS | Reenter Simulator Extension Package preserving I/O port definitions. |
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| AUTO (num) | Enter text into the current file. If num is omitted, ALS-8 starts with line one with increment one. Num can be from 0 to 7 with no significance placed on what the value is. If num specified, ALS-8 starts with line number one greater than last line in current file with increment one. Press ESC to exit. |
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| SYML(x /sname/ (num)) | |
| SYML | Display contents of System Symbol Table. The end address of the table is printed following the list of names and addresses. |
| SYMLE /sname/ num | Enter a name and value into System Symbol Table. |
| SYMLD /sname/ | Delete a name and value from System Symbol Table. |
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| STAB addr | Set start of Assembler System Symbol Table. Must be set before first assembly. |
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| CUST(x /name/ (addr)) | |
| CUST | Print contents of Custom Command Table. |
| CUSTE /name/ addr | Create a new Custom Command. |
| CUSTD /name/ | Delete a Custom Command. |
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| TERM width | Set display/input width. Initially set to 80. Maximum is 119. |
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| FORM | Specifies printed listing of assembler source or files are to be formatted. ALS-8 is initialized to the non-formatted state. |
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| NFOR | Specifies printed listing of assembler source or files are not to be formatted. ALS-8 is initialized to the non-formatted state. |
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| ESET addr | EDIT uses a parameter to limit the maximum address the file may reach,
but no corresponding command has been provided. Enter the command:
CUSTE /ESET/ FFF3 After this the command ESET, followed by an address, will set the parameter to the value of the address given. |
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| VDM driver | TXT-2 includes a driver to allow ALS-8 to use the VDM as an output
device. For use as a standby driver, the following command is recommended:
IODR /VDM/ input address FE77 The driver may also be made the SYSTEM DRIVER by using the following command: IODR /SYSIO/ 0 FE77 |
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| EXIT | Enter the following command to provide a convenient way of returning
to Solos:
CUSTE /EXIT/ C004 |