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Looks like you might be right... ,0 The program will be loaded to the start of BASIC memory (2049/$0801) ,1 The program will be loaded absolute, i.e. to its s

Looks like you might be right... ,0 The program will be loaded to the start of BASIC memory (2049/$0801) ,1 The program will be loaded absolute, i.e. to its stored location defined by the first two bytes in the binary file. Needed for machine language programs. http://www.c64-wiki.com/index.php/LOAD http://www.c64-wiki.com/index.php/LOAD

nkuttler 13y ago
With the ,1 you could do fancy stuff like loading your program and executing it with one command. No need for another run command.
cgh 13y ago
You are correct. Actually any non-zero value after the ,8 caused the load to be relocatable. Kind of a cool feature.