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- Title=_extraramaddr@..., _extraramaddr__...
- Index=_extraramaddr@..., _extraramaddr__...
- See Also=symbols_extraram: _extraram, symbols_ram_call: _RAM_CALL...
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- _extraramaddr@<I>index</I> and _extraramaddr__<I>index</I> are treated as
- references to an extra RAM address with the index <I>index</I> interpreted as
- a hexadecimal value. <I>index</I> is an index into the extra RAM table
- defined by the program (using the
- <A HREF="$$LINK(symbols_extraram)">_extraram</A> symbol). The value which
- __extraramaddr... symbols are resolved to is either the TI-89 or the
- TI-92(+)/V200 value of the table row specified by <I>index</I>.
- <BR><BR>
- Internally, extra RAM addresses are stored as RAM calls and treated the same
- way.
- <A HREF="$$LINK(insert_kernel_ram_calls)">__ld_insert_kernel_ram_calls</A>
- and <A HREF="$$LINK(insert_preos_compressed_tables)">
- __ld_insert_preos_compressed_tables</A> output RAM calls and extra RAM
- addresses similarly to each other.
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