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WCHEK		EQU	$FFA3
DCHEK		EQU	$FFA6
INIT			EQU	$FFA9 * USE WITH CAUTION
INPUT			EQU	$FFAC
OUTPUT		EQU	$FFAF
OUTLHLF		EQU	$FFB2
OUTRHLF		EQU	$FFB5
OUTA			EQU	$FFB8
OUT1BYT		EQU	$FFBB
OUT1BSP		EQU	$FFBE
OUT2BSP		EQU	$FFC1
OUTCRLF		EQU	$FFC4
OUTSTRG		EQU	$FFC7
OUTSTRGO		EQU	$FFCA
INCHAR		EQU	$FFCD
VECINIT		EQU	$FFD0	

UCASE Checks if Acc A has a lower case alpha char. If so, converts to upper case
WCHCK Checks if Acc A has a white space character  (space, tab, comma) If so, returns with 		Z flag set;if not, Z is cleared.
DCHEK Checks if ACC A has a delimiter (carriage return or white space). If so, returns with 		Z flag set; if not, Z is cleared.
INIT	Initializes I/O device.
INPUT Read input device and return the read char in Acc A. If no char is in the input buffer, 	returns with zero in the Acc A.
OUTPUT Write the character in the Acc A
OUTLHLF Convert the left nibble of Acc A to ASCII and output to terminal
OUTRHLF Convert the right nibble of Acc A to ASCII and output to terminal
OUTA	Output Acc A to terminal
OUT1BYT Output a single byte as two ascii characters. Register X contains the address of the data 	to be printed. X IS INCREMENTED by the function
OUT1BSP Same as OUT1BYT except prints a space after the number
OUT2BSP Output two consecutive binary bytes starting at address given in register X followed by 	a space. X is INCREMENTED by 2
OUTCRLF Output a carriage return followed by a line feed.
OUTSTRG Output a string of ASCII characters. The starting address of the string is passed in the 	X register. The string is terminated by the EOT character ($04). The string is printed on a 	new line (intial carriage return and line feed).
OUTSTRGO Same as OUTSTRG except the leading carriage return, line feed is not printed
INCHAR Read a character and return it in Acc A. This function loops until it receives a character. 	The character is echoed back to the terminal
VECINIT  LEAVE THIS ALONE!!!