Re: Assembler and C in Apple2?

["Michael J. Mahon" <mjmahon@aol.com>]

Harry Potter wrote:
> I am interested in Apple //e programming.  
...
> I also want to know
> how to handle graphics, sound and memory.  Can anybody help me?
> Thanks in advance.

Get a copy (online OK, but paper will be much handier) of the
Apple II Reference Manual.

It has *almost* everything you'll need to know until you get
to the Apple //e and beyond, but it's all true for *all*
Apple II machines.  If you need info on Double Hi-Res and
auxilliary memory, you'll need Reference manuals on later
machines and third-party add-ons, but it's hard to beat the
original Apple II Reference Manual for all the basic info.

They are readily available and inexpensive ($5).

While you're at it, pick up the Applesoft ][ Basic Programming
Reference Manual--there's never been a better language manual
written, including Apple's own sequels.  It's also about $5.

-michael

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