Re: CC65 and Apple II

[Dennis Jenkins <dennis@usb.com>]

Scott Alfter wrote:
> 
> Sounds like the hard way to get the code into your II, given that comm
> programs already exist (some of 'em, like Kermit, are even free).  I've had
> ProTERM 3.0 for eons (probably 9 or 10 years now) and would recommend it or
> a later version.

Yes it is, especially when it takes 10 minutes or so to move 17K.....
What I'm looking for is move of a solution where I can make a Makefile
target called "xfer" that will transfer my binary to the Apple II, so I
could do a 'make all; make xfer', and I would also want to type the
smallest amount of keystrokes on the Apple II to get the receiving
program up and running.  'IN#2' seemed like a good idea until I
benchmarked it...

What communication software will run well on a 1 MHz Apple IIe and a
normal ROM 1 IIgs?  For now, I'd prefer something that runs Dos 3.3, but
later I will want to use ProDOS as well.  I'm assuming that on the Unix
end, I can get away with using 'sx', 'sy', or 'sz' to do X,Y,Z modem
sends.  What should I run on the Apple II side?

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