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From: mp1u+@andrew.cmu.edu (Michael Portuesi)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: 6502 cross assembler for the AMIGA
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Date: 22 Aug 88 19:59:21 GMT
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> *Excerpts from ext.nn.comp.sys.amiga: 13-Aug-88 Re: 6502 cross assembler*
> *fo.. Eric Green@killer.DALLAS (2052)*

> A tiny note: getting the code from Amiga to C-64 is problematical. The
> best solution is Kermit at 1200 baud -- which, alas, is quite slow,
> even if it is very accurate.  Since you're probably dealing with


Why not just purchase a 5 1/4" inch drive for the Amiga, and use Disk2Disk from
Central Coast Software?  You can just write the code in Amiga format and
convert it to C-64 disk format.

<poof>

                        --M

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