EXEC is a small program, that lets you perform small tasks in machine
language from the command line. If you have a lot of small .COM files
on your hard disk for small tasks, EXEC can help you!

EXEC accepts a string of hexadecimal digits on the command line. It will
read these and convert them to a memory image, starting at offset 0100
in the current code segment.

If there are command line arguments after the hex digits, those will be
moved to ds:0080, where the programs normally expect their arguments to
be. (Ok, the arguments start at offset 082, the count of the arguments
is at 080. The count of the arguments is adapted to the number of
hexadecimal digits read from the command line.)

Examples:

EXEC CD19			Reboots the computer
EXEC B80500CD10			Switches the screen to mode 5
EXEC A082002C30B400CD10 2	Gets the screen mode from the command line
EXEC EA0000FFFF			Is another way of rebooting the computer

Restrictions:

- The hexadecimal digits used MUST BE uppercase
- There should be ONE space between the command name and the hexadecimal
  digits

How to contact me:

If you like this program (or don't like it), let me know about it. I can
be reached at the following adresses:

e-mail:	christ@witch.iaehv.nl (prefered after 10th of october)
	rcsacw@urc.tue.nl (will work until the 10th of october)
	christ@djoe.iaf.nl (will work until at least the end of the year)

snail-mail:
Christ van Willegen
Dordognelaan 45
5627 HB  Eindhoven
The Netherlands
Tel: +31-40-410049