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From: gwyn@brl-smoke.ARPA (Doug Gwyn )
Newsgroups: net.micro.apple
Subject: Re: Putting a 65C02 cpu in an Apple II+
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Date: Sun, 9-Feb-86 22:29:20 EST
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>The only assemblers that I know of that support the extended instructions
>of the 65C02 are ORCA/M by the BitWorks, Merlin by Roger Wagner publishing,
>Big Mac, by A.P.P.L.E. (the user group)  None of these run under Pascal...
>
>I also assume that you mean Apple Pascal 1.2.... as far as I know the most
>recent version of Apple Pascal is 1.3, which runs under ProDOS, perhaps this
>version with the ProDOS version of ORCA/M (an _awesome_ assembler) would
>solve your problem.

Manx's Aztec C65 for ProDOS includes an assembler that handles 65C02
instructions, although it is not as fancy as assemblers intended for
direct assembly-language programming.  (On the other hand, with C
available, one uses assembly language less often.)  I am glad to hear
that Apple Pascal now runs under ProDOS; three OSes for the Apple ][
was a bit excessive.