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HEPAX File System, file names
01-14-2021, 02:07 AM (This post was last modified: 01-14-2021 02:43 AM by Diego Diaz.)
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RE: HEPAX File System, file names
Hi all,

Assumed single program file, seven chr. filename (eg. "ABCDEFG") Chr1="G", Chr7="A".

Taken from the notes and test I did several years ago, I have not double checked this again.

Indeed it's anything but "intuitive", and certainly not easy to figure out.

Code:

8091: Chr2 b1,b0; Chr1 b7-b0.
8092: Chr4 b5-b0; Chr3 b7-b4.
8093: Chr7 b1,b0; Chr6 b7-b0.
8094: Chr3 b3-b0; Chr2 b7-b2.
8095: Chr5 b7-b0; Chr4 b7,b6.
8096: Void b9-b6; Chr7 b7,b2.

Hope this helps.

Best from Caribbean.

Diego

EDIT: I've now realized that there is some 'logic' in this encoding method.
The filename is inserted (bitwise) following the sequence: 8091, 8094, 8092, 8095, 8093, 8096. LSB -> MSB.

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