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Subject: Re: Apple-Kermit 3.75 SSC-driver
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Date: Tue, 28-Apr-87 18:23:38 EDT
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Date: 28 April 1987, 17:55:45 MEZ
From: Jan-Hinrich Wrage         +49 (0)511 511592    WRAGE    at DHVMHH1
To:   INFO-APPLE at BRL


After my KERMIT-SSC-Msg i got the following from Ted:

>From: Ted Medin <MEDIN-T@SHARK.NOSC.MIL>
> If you look at the code you   will
>see a test is made to see if its running on an enhanced //e or //c
>if so then 65c02 instructions are used else 6502. That is the only
>place i made use of the 65c02 instructions.

I checked this and - of course - Ted is right|
The only thing you have to do - if you want to assemble the SSC-driver with
MERLIN - is to use the ".byte" = "HEX" Opcode in Merlin, if your Merlin
doesn't accept 65c02 opcodes.

So - sorry Ted and the whole INFO-APPLE-World for this wrong alarm.
 Jan

P.S.: I hate people sending mail before having understood what they are
      talking about --- like me :-)