mark@UNTVAX.BITNET (08/23/88)
Well, nothing like starting on something really late, so here is my questions:
what is a good book, or book/disk combo for learning 6502 assembly? Recently,
I put a 65C02 in my unenhanced IIe and have been running just fine with
it, but I would think that there would be some differences in the assembly
code of each, is this the case?
Also, in case it helps, I am not unfamiliar with assembly in general
(I took an IBM 370 assembly class last Spring and thought that it was rather
interesting), but I do not know the Mini-assembler built into the II, so
I would like to have some specific Apple IIe guide.
Thanks in advance for the help.
---Mark Thacker
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================================================================================douglas@reed.UUCP (P Douglas Reeder) (09/01/88)
The book "Assembly Lines" by R. Wagner is excellent. I do not know if there is a revised version covering 65c02 opcodes available. -- Doug Reeder USENET: ...!tektronix!reed!douglas 10 Cyclopedia Square from BITNET: douglas@reed.UUCP Terminus City from ARPA: tektronix!reed!douglas@berkley Terminus,The Foundation Box 502 Reed College,Portland,OR 97202
c60c-3aw@web-3d.berkeley.edu (Andy McFadden) (09/16/88)
In article <10186@reed.UUCP> douglas@reed.UUCP (P Douglas Reeder) writes: > > The book "Assembly Lines" by R. Wagner is excellent. I do not know if >there is a revised version covering 65c02 opcodes available. I'm seem to remember seeing a 65816 version of this book. At any rate, if you understand the rest of the upcodes, then the new 65c02 opcodes shouldn't cause any problems. -- fadden@zen.berkeley.edu [crashed] c60c-3aw@widow.berkeley.edu (Andy McFadden)