Wanted: Assembler references - Was "Mini-assembler in Apple ][+"

["Rob New" <robroyn2@home.com>]

Bill Bach wrote:
>
Books on assembler?  I learned it by studying the Apple ][+ ROM printout
in the back of the manual, along with the Inside Apple DOS printouts,
then got a book on 6502 from somewhere -- couldn't find them with a
quick look, but they might still be around here somewhere.
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Were you using the Apple II Tech Ref manual or ?  I don't have anything
anymore.  Basically starting from just a little bit better than scratch.  I
recall Basic commands, a little bit of programming Applesoft.  But almost
nothing regarding the standard housekeeping with assembler, etc.

>What exactly are you looking for?

I wanted to make a mod to the AppleSoft Line Editor (A.L.E.) published in
Nibble
Magazine in '82', I believe.  Great little line editor - I keyed the whole
thing in using
Merlin.  But, that's another problem.  I need at least a listing of the
source.  Don't
have that anymore either.  Though I did pickup the program at Asimov.

"What's Where in the Apple", W.F. Luebbert, as I recall, was a somewhat
commented
reference to the Apple ROM.  "Apple Machine Language", Inman, was
another reference I used.  The Merlin Assembler manual is important to
me right now, as I still have the software but nothing that shows me
how to use it.  My Apple ][+ bit the dust back in 1985, and I just went
to the IBM PC after that - which basically sucked all the fun out of
computing for me.

Any or all of the above referenced books I would imagine, would be helpful.

Thanks much for the response, Bill.

Rob