Re: help needed

[Rubywand <rubywand@swbell.net>]

"Mihai C." writes ...
> 
> 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.
 ....

     On-line lists of PEEKs & POKEs + Monitor Routines are available at ...

Apple II Textfiles
  http://www.textfiles.com/apple/ as well as 
Apple Cabi.net archives at
  Florida- ftp://24.96.48.134:6502/Cabi_Archives/FAQs.and.INFO/
Ground
  ftp://ground.ecn.uiowa.edu/apple2/MiscInfo/Applesoft/


     Besides What's Where in the Apple II mentioned by Bryan, a good guide to
monitor routines is the disassembled listings with comments found in the
Apple II Reference. There is a similar listing in the //e Technical Reference
Manual and, probably, in the //c Technical Reference.

     Reading through a well-commented disassemby listing can be a big help in
learning to program, too.



Rubywand