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Re: USCD Pascal on a CFFA drive
In article
<8c76f473-9df4-4400-8a53-f0b391794a9d@u34g2000yqu.googlegroups.com>,
Wulf <apple2@die-kempers.de> wrote:
> A little update .
> I work currently the Technical Note #16 (Two pascal volumes on a 3.5
> disk)
>
> Now I am stuck as I have no clue how to generate the ATTACH.DRIVERS
> and ATTACH.DATA files.
>
> The TN is referencing to Apple II Pascal Device and Interrupt Support
> Tools.
> Could some one send me a copy of this?.
>
> It would be a great help if someone could explain how to generate
> the .drivers and .data files
>
> Maybe I should move the tread to comp.sys.apple2.programmers?
>
> So far it has been fun to investigate.
On the volume named ATTACH: is a an executable named ATTACHUD.CODE that
asks for the driver name and options; it then writes a data file for
subsequent use by SYSTEM.ATTACH.
Call-APPLE and APDA used to sell it as a product using a name like
ATTACH-BIOS. I seem to recall that it included some documentation, but I
can't find it.
Maybe somebody else recalls what the other .CODE files do.
$ ac -l pascal4.dsk
pascal4.dsk ATTACH:
03-Sep-85 009 CODE SYSTEM.ATTACH
03-Sep-85 014 CODE ATTACHUD.CODE
03-Sep-85 004 CODE ADMERG.CODE
03-Sep-85 004 CODE CONVAD.CODE
03-Sep-85 005 CODE SHOWAD.CODE
03-Sep-85 003 CODE IM.CODE
11-May-88 006 TEXT README.TEXT
11-May-88 010 CODE CONFIRM.CODE
11-May-88 010 CODE PATCH.CODE
Pascal format; 104,960 bytes free; 38,400 bytes used.
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John B. Matthews
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