And now, from the author of the DOS Disk post, a post that actually relates to this newsgroup.

[jonINTERNETrelayCHAT@napaVALLEYnet.CLARInet (Jon Bettencourt)]

Is there any way to compile an Applesoft BASIC file to machine language?
Either a BIN file or a SYS file; BIN would probably be easier to do. I
tried the Beagle BASIC Compiler, but it seems to only compile COM files,
which, when transfered to another disk, result in Integer BASIC files.
Here is the short program I want to compile:

10 FOR X = 8192 TO 16383 : R = INT(RND(1)*256) : POKE X,R : NEXT X

It fills page 1 of Hi-Res graphics with TV static. This happens very
slowly. I know it can be done faster, after all there is a routine to
clear the screen.

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jonrelay@napanet.net                             jrelay.cjb.net
An Apple II fanatic since 1998!              S0.5 LIS+++! M1987
"I can't stand to see you so miserable, Lis. Unless it's from
a rubber spider down your dress. Hmm... that gives me an idea. 
(Pulls out tape recorder) Note for later: put rubber spider down
Lisa's dress. He he he he he."

 *_     Syntax Error: an error on a criminal's tax record.
   |    Bad Subscript: a criminal reading a book on a subway.
  ---   Unimplemented Trap: when a bear trap isn't set up 
 |' ,|  properly and thus does not work.
  ---   Overflow: too many ice cubes.      <Can't Restart>

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