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Subject: Kermit assembly
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Date: Mon, 27-Apr-87 22:50:00 EDT
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Posted: Mon Apr 27 22:50:00 1987
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You clearly know more about assembly language than I do, but
doesn't all that in the Kermit messages about the CROSS assembler
mean that the assembly code delivered by KERMSRV isn't necessarily
compatible with Merlin and other Apple assemblers?

I'm just a peasant who downloaded the A2*.HEX files (or the
A2K375.* files - I tried them both) and got files that work.  The
SSC driver I got works on a 6502 although you REALLY do have to set
the interrupts switch on the SSC.

If you're really curious about the 6502 source code, why not download
the A2*.HEX files, EXEC 'em, BSAVE what gets loaded into memory and
then disassemble that?