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From: NOWAKO09@SNYBUFVA.BITNET (APPLE //GS - THE POWER TO BE YOUR BEST)
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Subject: Toolbox Refrences
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Date: 4 Nov 90 22:56:00 GMT
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I've been attempting to upgrade my Assembly Language skills from //e to IIgs,
one big problem I've encoutered is a lack of good refrences on how to use the
IIgs toolbox, most of the books I've tried to use are to general in nature.
Is there any good tech refrences available for this? One that shows me what
a tool needs for input, where to put it and where to get the results? Also,
I can't seem to find a memory map of the IIgs anywhere. The Assembler books
I've seen say things like 'since the memory manager controls the location of
your code you don't need a memory map' however, I would like to be able to
generate the stunning speed thats achieved by bypassing the tools ala FTA
productions such as Modulae. Is there any 'IIgs bible' refrences out there
that will tell me 'this is how you use this feature...' with examples? The
opening credits for Modulae mention somthing like this but I've never heard
of the 'IIgs Euplchre' book before.
                                                        - Joe Nowakowski

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