Re: help needed

[Bryan Villados <news001@macgeek.org>]

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Probably the best book I've seen on the planet Earth is "What's Where
in the Apple". I've yet to find out how to get a copy of this (mine is
very raggedy). It gives an explanation to every single fripping routine
in the Apple II and II+ from $0 through $FFFF. I don't know if the IIc
uses the same routines, but at least it's a start.

Some of the other guys here may be able to point you to other resources.

In article <51eH3.1186$ca4.52197@weber.videotron.net>, Mihai C.
<comihai@abacom.com> wrote:

> 2 weeks ago I started a course in Microcomputer Interfacing and surprise! we
> use an old apple 2c to move a robot arm. there is a lot of assembly to write
> in the next2 month. I would be very happy if somebody could indicate where
> could I find a list of ALL the monitor routines with some basic explanation
> on how they work. I already have Apple's manual on The System Monitor but
> they document only 32 of over 260(!) routines in f000-ffff space.
> A text file with the ROM disassembled could also help me a lot in
> understanding how these routines work.
> my email is comihai@abacom.com
> 
> Thank You Very Very Very Much
> 
> Mihai (with the "desperate status" flag set).