Re: Mini-assembler in Apple ][+

["Rob New" <robroyn2@home.com>]

Thanks guys for the responses.  That's exactly
what I was looking for.

Sure wish I had access some of the old
reference material I used to use.

Regards,
Rob


Paul Guertin wrote:

>Go to the monitor with "CALL-151", then type "F666G".

>> Was it under Integer Basic that it had to be invoked or?
>
Yes, on older Apples, you need to have the Integer Basic ROMs
(or an image in the language card), as the mini-assembler isn't
included on the Applesoft ROMs.

Later on (starting with the Enhanced //e, I think), Apple added
the mini-assembler, updated for the 65C02, and accessible from
the monitor by typing "!".
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"Linards Ticmanis" <ticmanis@coli.uni-sb.de> wrote in message
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Rob New wrote:

> I was certain at some point in my old pre-assembler days
> that I was using the mini-assembler in the monitor
> of my ][+.  But, there was a trick to accessing it.  I believe
> I read it somewhere.

Enter Integer Basic. Go to the monitor by typing CALL -151.
Enter the Assembler by typing F666G.