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Re: Apple IIe Memory Map

simcop2387 wrote:

On Tue, 08 Nov 2005 12:32:06 -0800, Michael J. Mahon wrote:


The universal source for all things Apple II is eBay.  There are
usually several Reference Manuals up for auction at any time.



I'll look around on eBay. I was somewhat hoping someone might have an
electronic copy, but that probably wouldn't be legal.


Now that you mention it, ISTR someone posting a link a while
back...


..or someone here might have a spare for you.



I'd feel bad taking something for free from someone I don't know for a
hobby of mine, i'm weird.


I understand.


Using emulators as a reference to the original is somewhat
workable, but dangerous.  If you aren't careful, you'll wind
up reproducing bugs, too.



But with the lack of a real apple IIe, looking at several emulators should
be sufficient to get alot of what i'm after working.  If it ever gets to
the point where i release it (right now it'll just be an unfinished
project of mine again) i'm sure someone else would be able to at least
point out where problems might be and i can probably fix them with what
the correct behavior should be. (most things anyway)


I expect that your approach will work.  Good luck!

-michael

Music synthesis for 8-bit Apple II's!
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