Re: Best ASM Programming book for Apple

[Simon Williams <DON'Temail@luddite.ca>]

On Sat, 25 Jan 2003 00:26:33 -0800 Scarlet Otter <SecretaryBird@SoftHome.net> wrote:
 
> >Also, I know that the //e allows you to enter some sort of Machine Code
> >assembler with the "!" command.  Is that so you can type in ASM commands
> >directly, instead of having to use the 00-FF codes?
> 
> If you are running ProDOS, you can write your source code with a word
> processor (save as a plain ASCII file), and then from within the Mini
> Assembler you can exec it into memory using the EXEC or - command.

Just curious as to why that might be preferable to using the 
mini-assembler by itself?

Also, in case no-one else has mentioned it, the S-C Assembler is
available as freeware (I think) and comes in both DOS and ProDOS
flavour... very easy to use and well documented.

-SW