Re: Apple I Integer BASIC dump/listing?

[pausch@saaf.se (Paul Schlyter)]

In article <VRD8b.233260$2x.66549@rwcrnsc52.ops.asp.att.net>,
Vince Briel <vbriel@comcast.net> wrote:

>> Who will be the first to post such a processed listing of the Basic
>> for the Apple I ????
>
>Who wants to take it on? I personally don't have time right now.

Perhaps you have time in a week or two or so?  At least you have
time to spend on Usenet.... :-)

If no-one ever "have the time", it won't be done....

 
> The main reason for all this work is that much of the software is not
> archived and is in danger of being lost. Most Apple I owners don't want to
> power-up their Apple I's to list programs for fear of damaging their
> machines. Even the owner of the tapes was afraid of stretching them just by
> copying them after 25+ years of non-use.
 
If so, the hardware and the tapes are in effect already damaged, since
they're considered unusable....

 
> I don't have a disassembled copy of Integer Basic for the Apple II. Was that
> listed with any of the Apple II books? I can't remember. I'm curious as to
> seeing the difference between the Apple I and Apple II listings.
 
No books from Apple ever contained a disassembly of Integer Basic.
However, it should be quite easy to obtain one from the Apple
monitor.  And if the output is "piped" through, say, a serial port
(by e.g. a "Ctrl-P 2" monitor command), it can easily be captured by
another computer.  This can of course also be done in an emulator.
 
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