Boot-128
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by David Winter (199x) - Was created for his CHIP8 DOS Emulator.


If you run CHIP8 with no argument, the emulator runs BOOT-128.

BOOT-128 is a small 128 bytes program (99% in CHIP-8) placed in 100-180. It allows you to type a 
hexadecimal CHIP-8 program. Don't forget that this program uses the original CHIP-8 keyboard, so 
you may have some confusions with the PC keyboard...

BOOT-128 is accessible by performing a jump in 100. Note that BOOT-128 is not the original CHIP-8 
boot (which is written in 1802 machine code).

To run the program you typed using BOOT-128, RESET the emulator by pressing Backspace. Note that 
BOOT-128 doesn't allow you to make corrections if you typed an incorrect code.