SAVE Parameters
And again we have an identical file to using the end address method.
Two additional parameters after the end address, or +length, specify the execute and load addresses, in that order. So we save our memory block again specifying it to execute at 5555 and load at 6666. This is silly of course, as the exec address is much earlier in memory than the load address.
*INFO now shows these load and exec addresses, in that order: so we need to be careful in remembering that in the *SAVE command, the execute address comes before the load address. This is so, presumably, a different exec address to the load address can be specified without also have to specify the load address as well. If no load address is given, that is, the *SAVE command only has 3 or 4 parameters, then load will be set to the start address.
