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Re: 6502 SANE library
How/where did you get them?
Apple Numerics Manual, Appendix B The SANE Engines: Availability, Page 240
SANE for the 6502
You can obtain the object code for the 6502 SANE software (FP6502,
Elems6502, and DecStr6502) by writing to the following address and asking
for 6502 assembly-language SANE:
Apple Software Licsensing
20525 Mariani Avenue
Cupertino CA 95014
Included with the object code are the macros mentioned in this manual and
complete instructions for use with ProDOS and DOS assemblers and with the
Apple Pascal Assembler [I never heard of that before.]. The code can be used
on any Apple II computer with at least 64k of memory, or an Apple III.
Anyone want to try writing?
- Jay
Adrian Whichello wrote in message
<1drsf5i.13exl981rzqj70N@adrian.ee.adfa.oz.au>...
>Georg Lachenmeier <vakusolar@mus.ch> wrote:
>
>> Charles Stephens <devnull@dobbs.eng.sun.com> wrote:
>>
>> > Does anyone know where I can get a copy of the 6502 SANE library?
>> >
>> I think the SANE-library need the 65816 this meen a IIgs.
>
>No, there was also a version for the 6502. Three versions in fact, for
>Prodos, Apple Pascal and SOS (ie for the Apple III). I have them, but
>they are 400 Km's away from me, so I can't help much with the original
>inquiry.
>
>Adrian.