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Re: ProDOS...
Phoenyx <quazar@dcnet2000.com> wrote in message
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> I don't read the newsgroups as often as I used to and even then, I skip
> around. Anyhow, I am very interested in such a project but first a
> question or two.
>
> I'm assuming assembly for the project, which assembler was used?
To be honest, I wrote the original code on paper and hand translated it to
machine code and typed it in from the monitor. Later, after accidentally
tripping over the mini-assembler, I began to use it to key in the still
paper-written code. When a piece of code finally worked right, I'd use
Appleworks to create a text document with the source code in it. By the time
I finally got Merlin, my computer only had 2 or 3 months to live.
As I stated before, the machine & drive that I kept that on had long since
died. I'm currently re-writing the project based on the notes that I can
still find. This time I'm writing the code in Merlin and backing it up on my
PC.
>
> How modular is the current source code?
I wouldn't know how to gadge that, but the only non-relocatable portions
were the storage locations in the 1st 4K of memory in Main and Aux0 memory.
>
> How soon will source be available?
>
Between my job, my daughter, my parents, and my other projects, time is
going to be a little tight between now & Jan. If I'm lucky, I'll be done
re-constructing as much as I have notes for by mid Nov. All coding beyond
that will be completely new.
Arkain