trap

Executes a trap, the value of the operand is used as the trap number, only #15 is supported. The register d0 holds the task number. The full table, with the registers each task takes and answers with, is on the trap tasks page.

Task	Description
0	Print string pointed by a1 with length read in d1.w, null terminated with max of 255, then prints a new line.
1	Print string pointed by a1 with length read in d1.w.
2	Read string from keyboard, writes the string at address of a1 and overrides the value of d1 with the length of the string.
3	Print signed number at d1.
4	Read number, writes to d1.
5	Read character, writes to d1.
6	Print character at d1.
7	Check for keyboard input, writes 1 or 0 to d1.b.
8	Get the time in hundredths of a second since the run started, writes to d1.
9	Terminate.
11	Set or get the text cursor, or clear the screen with d1.w = $FF00.
13	Prints null terminated string pointed by a1 then prints new line, errors if string is longer than 16kb, to prevent infinite loops.
14	Prints null terminated string pointed by a1, errors if string is longer than 16kb, to prevent infinite loops.
15	Prints unsigned number at d1 in base (from 2 to 36) specified in d2.b
17	Prints the null terminated string at a1, then the signed number in d1.
18	Prints the null terminated string at a1, then reads a number into d1.
19	Reads the state of up to four keys given in d1.l, or the last keys pressed and released with d1.l = 0.
20	Print the signed number in d1 right justified in a field d2.b columns wide.
23	Delay for the number of hundredths of a second in d1.
24	Enable or disable the simulator shortcut keys; accepted and ignored.
33	Set or get the screen size, or set the window mode.
61	Read the mouse: flags in d0, y:x in d1.
80-96	Graphics: colors, pixels, lines, rectangles, ellipses, flood fill, drawing modes, double buffering, text and the pen position.