Re: Mini-assembler in Apple ][+

[dalloff@gcfn.org (Dave Althoff Jr)]

Bill Bach (bbach@cncdsl.com) wrote:
: Books on assembler?  I learned it by studying the Apple ][+ ROM printout
: in the back of the manual, along with the Inside Apple DOS printouts,
: then got a book on 6502 from somewhere -- couldn't find them with a
: quick look, but they might still be around here somewhere.

If you can find it, Roger Wagner's "Assembly Lines" is an excellent
tutorial on beginning 6502 on the 8-bit Apple under DOS 3.3.

If you're just learning assembly, in my opinion, DOS 3.3 is a good
environment because you're less likely to trash something important than
when running ProDOS/BASIC.SYSTEM.  But that's just an opinion.

(*9DBFG is your friend!)

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