Title   : List of addresses in the C64 BASIC ROM
  Keywords: C64 BASIC ROM ADDRESSES

  This is a list of addresses in the Commodore '64 BASIC ROM. It is by Jim
  Butterfield, and has appeared in Commodore Magazine and in the Transactor.
  (I think the latter first) Typed and uploaded by Joel Rubin


From Commodore Magazine, 10-11/82
Jim Butterfield--C'64 Map
(partial reproduction--BASIC ROM only)
a000; rom control vectors
a00c; keyword action vectors
a052; function vectors
a080; operator vectors
a09e; keywords
a19e; error messages
a328; error message vectors
a365; misc messages
a38a; scan stack for for/gosub
a3b8; move memory
a3fb; check stack depth
a408; check memory space
a435; "out of memory"
a437; error routines
a469; break entry
a474; "ready."
a480; ready for basic
a49c; handle new line
a533; rechain lines
a560; receive input line
a646; "NEW"
a65e; "CLR"
a68e; "RUN" w/no line#
a69c; "LIST"
a742; "FOR"
a7ed; execute statement
a81d; "RESTORE"
a82c; break
a82f; "STOP"
a831; "END"
a857; "CONT"
a871; "RUN"
a883; "GOSUB"
a8a0; "GOTO"
a8d2; "RETURN"
a8f8; "DATA"
a906; scan for next statement
a928; "IF"
a93b; "REM"
a94b; "ON"
a96b; get fixed pt #
a9a5: "LET"
aa80; "PRINT#"
ab1e; print string beginning @ (y,a)
ab3b; print format char
ab4d; bad i/p routine
ab7b; "GET"
aba5; "INPUT#"
abbf; "INPUT"
abf9; prompt & i/p
ac06; "READ"
acfc; i/p error msgs
ad1e; "NEXT"
ad78; type match check
ad9e; eval expression
aea8; "PI"
aef1; eval in paren
aef7; handle right paren
aeff; handle comma
af08; syntax error
af14; range check
af28; search for variable
afa7; setup fn ref
afe6; "OR"
afe9; "AND"
b016; compare
b081; "DIM"
b08b; locate variable
b113; check alphabetic
b11d; create variable
b194; array pointer subrt
b1a5; value 2^15
b1b2; float-fixed
b1d1; set up array
b245; "bad subscript"
b248; "illegal quant"
b34c; compute array size
b37d; "FRE"
b391; fix-float
b39e; "POS"
b3a6; check for direct i/p err
b3b3; "DEF"
b3e1; check fn syntax
b3f4; "FN"
b465; "STR$"
b475; calculate string vector
b487; set up string
b4f4; make room for string
b526; garbage collection
b5bd; check salvagability
b606; collect string
b63d; concat
b67a; build string to memory
b6a3; discard unwanted string
b6db; clean descriptor stack
b6ec; "CHR$"
b700; "LEFT$"
b72c; "RIGHT$"
b737; "MID$"
b761; pull string params
b77c; "LEN"
b782; exit string-mode
b78b; "ASC"
b79b; i/p byte pasm
b7ad; "VAL"
b7eb; params oor poke/wait
b7f7; float-fixed
b80d; "PEEK"
b824; "POKE"
b82d; "WAIT"
b849; +.5
b850; subtract-from
b853; "-"
b86a; "+"
b947; complement float-accum#1
b97e; "overflow"
b983; multiply by 0-byte
b9ea; "LOG"
ba2b; "*"
ba59; multiply-a-bit
ba8c; memory to float-accum#2
bab7; adjust FAC#1/#2
bad4; under/overflow
bae2; multiply by 10
baf9; add 10 float
bafe; divide by 10
bb12; "/"
bba2; memory to FAC#1
bbc7; FAC#1 to memory
bbfc; FAC#2 to FAC#1
bc0c; FAC#1 to FAC#2
bc1b; round FAC#1
bc2b; get sign
bc39; "SGN"
bc58; "ABS"
bc5b; compare FAC#1 to mem
bc9b; float-fixed
bccc; "INT"
bcf3; string to FAC
bd7e; get ascii digit
bdc2; print "in.."
bdcd; print line #
bddd; float to ascii
bf16; decimal constants
bf3a; ti constants
bf71; "SQR"
bf7b; "^"
bfb4; unary "-"
bfed; "EXP"