Re: The Apple II Shell Game at the AppleOldies Website

[Bill Buckels <bbuckels@escape.ca>]

On Jan 7, 7:06 am, Bill Buckels <bbuck...@escape.ca> wrote:
> "Curating" the Aztec C Shells for the Apple II was not a solo effort
> by any means. Phoenyx and Rubywand and Paul R. Santa-Maria provided
> most of the pieces of this perfectly enjoyable puzzle.

Michael J. Mahon rewrote the following over a month ago and I
propagated his corrections to all the applicable documents on my
websites. Thank you Miike for your unfaltering attention to detail (or
was that obsession to detail:)

See link and blurb below but please note that I have not updated the
asimov copy of the mini-manual or any other copies that may exist
elsewhere (even I have limits so have no intention of doing so):

http://www.aztecmuseum.ca/docs/D33Shell.txt

D33Shell.txt

Manx Aztec C SHELL for Apple II DOS 3.3
Version 2.4
from Manx Software Systems, 1983

Introduction

This document is excerpted from AztecC_minimanual.txt (AKA
C65DOS33manual.txt) which was produced by Rubywand (Jeff Hurlbert). It
is intended to describe the Aztec C SHELL program for Apple DOS 3.3
and is focused primarily on the features of the SHELL rather than
Aztec C's other features.

AztecC_minimanual.txt can be referenced for details about the
compiler and libraries and the other Aztec C utilities. It also
contains information about configuring the SHELL for use and a rather
in-depth tutorial about using the Aztec C DOS 3.3 Native Mode
compiler in the SHELL environment.

The Aztec C SHELL is relatively Unix-like in nature and those
familiar with Unix commands will find it straight-forward to use.

Bill Buckels
August 2008

Corrections by Michael J. Mahon
November 2009