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From: denbeste@bgsuvax.UUCP (William C. DenBesten)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: Re: Quitting my own application
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Date: Sat, 3-Oct-87 19:22:09 EDT
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> I am unable to exit a prodos application that I am writing.  When I execute
> the following prodos trap, it dumps me at an applesoft prompt, rather than
> putting up the default program exit routine.

I found the cause of my problem.  I am using edasm version 1.0.  It stores
some of its tables in the second page of the language card.  This is where
prodos stores its exit code.  Consequently, when I tried to quit, the
exit code isn't there, and has been short circuited by my assembler.  I
got really suspicious when basic.system version 1.1's bye would not work.

The end result is that I need to find a new editor.

Has apple come out with a newer version of edasm?  (This one is dated 15
Jan 84.) Is there somewhere that I can send apple // gripes to apple
on the net?  There are plenty of mac types on the net, but how about //
types?

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