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From: schumann@puff.WISC.EDU (Christopher Schumann)
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Subject: Re: 65802
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Date: Mon, 27-Apr-87 12:12:36 EDT
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Posted: Mon Apr 27 12:12:36 1987
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LYMAN@IASSNS.BITNET writes:
> therefore, if I understand the
> book, can be plugged right in where the 6502 used to be (in my 64K II+).
> My questions are 1) is this indeed possible? 

Yes it is.  I know of some people who have put one in their //c's, and it works
fine.

> 2) what does this buy me?

You can then enter the 16-bit mode, the native mode for the //gs.

> Am I then left to program in machine code? assembler (whose?)
> Lyman Hurd

I believe that Orca/M allows 65802/65816 programming, as does Merlin Pro.

Chris Schumann					schumann@puff.wisc.edu