Move variables out of MEMBUF.TXT to VAR.TXT

Author: bkrug

LBUFTST.TXT

@@ -26,10 +26,14 @@ FILEN2 TEXT 'DSK2.TESTUTIL.O'
 PDATA3 DATA >0004,PABBUF,>5000,>0000,>000D
 FILEN3 TEXT 'DSK2.MEMBUF.O  '
        BSS  7
+PDATA4 DATA >0004,PABBUF,>5000,>0000,>000A
+FILEN4 TEXT 'DSK2.VAR.O     '
+       BSS  7
 PDATAE
 
 LDMSG  TEXT 'Loading DSK2.BUFTST.O,          '
        TEXT 'DST2.TESTUTIL.O, DSK2.MEMBUF.O  '
+	   TEXT 'DSK2.VAR.O                      '
 
 LTEST  LI   R0,0
        LI   R1,LDMSG

MEMBUF.TXT

@@ -1,5 +1,7 @@
        DEF  BUFINT,BUFALC,BUFCPY,BUFREE
        DEF  BLKUSE
+*
+       REF  STRWS,BUFADR,BUFEND
 * This library of routines stores
 * chunks in a way that is inspired by
 * but different from the C language's
@@ -27,17 +29,6 @@
 * header bytes and only >1E bytes can 
 * hold data. 
 
-*
-* The >20 bytes would have been used
-* as the workspace for all STRBUF
-* routines.
-STRWS  BSS  >20
-* holds block size
-* holds address of buffer
-BUFADR BSS  >2
-* holds first address after the buffer
-BUFEND BSS  >2
-
 * Mask to set or reset the "used" bit.
 BLKUSE DATA >8000
 

VAR.TXT

@@ -2,12 +2,25 @@
 * Definitions in this file
 *
 * Register Workspaces
-       DEF  ARRYWS
+       DEF  ARRYWS,STRWS
+*
+       DEF  BUFADR,BUFEND
 
 * Areas of memory that absolutely have
 * to be in RAM and could never be part
 * of a cartridge ROM should go here.
 
+*
+* The >20 bytes would have been used
+* as the workspace for all STRBUF
+* routines.
+STRWS  BSS  >20
+* holds block size
+* holds address of buffer
+BUFADR BSS  >2
+* holds first address after the buffer
+BUFEND BSS  >2
+
 *
 * Areas for workspace registers
 *