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Re: Some questions about Apple IIc and Assembly Programming

Subject: Re: Some questions about Apple IIc and Assembly Programming
From: Dutch <regenerator@sys6551.com>
Date: Sat, 21 Mar 2009 12:23:56 -0600
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On 2009-03-20 23:37:16 -0600, Jonno Downes <jonnosan@gmail.com> said:

BTW - if you really do want to do it the hard way, I believe you can
get to the mini assembler by
1) loading integer basic (from a DOS 3.3. master disk)
2) call -151  (to get into monitor)
3) F666G (to jmp to mini assembler)

Instructions for using the mini assembler are on the apple support
website (!?!!) http://support.apple.com/kb/TA40023

Regards

jonno


Don't forget to switch to integer basic with 'INT' before entering the monitor.

Dutch

References:
- Some questions about Apple IIc and Assembly Programming
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- Re: Some questions about Apple IIc and Assembly Programming
  - From: Jonno Downes <jonnosan@gmail.com>
- Re: Some questions about Apple IIc and Assembly Programming
  - From: Jonno Downes <jonnosan@gmail.com>

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