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From: ericmcg@pnet91.cts.com (Eric Mcgillicuddy)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
Subject: Re: Programming in Assembly
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Date: 9 Feb 91 15:21:46 GMT
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>        Are there any share/free ware assemblers around?  For the GS?
>I want to learn to program in assembly ( I have to ).
>
>Any Advice?
>
>                        Ken Morton

Double click on the Basic.System file on your system disk. At the "]" prompt
type "CALL -151" or "mtr". At the "*" prompt, type "!". You are now using the
free monitor included with every Apple II ever sold and the mini-assembler
included with most II's (except the early //c's). Note that it has been
extended to accept the 65816 opcodes. I do not know the commands needed to
actually use the thing, I hink Orca/M is well worth the $50 or so and use that
exclusively.

Hope this helps you discover the joys of Assembly Language programming. (A
Lost Art, or so they tell be at work).

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