[comp.sys.apple] Programmer's Guide for IIe

STEIN@UCONNVM.BITNET (Alan Stein) (09/01/88)

 I don't know of any programmer's guides per se, but the Apple II User's
Guide in conjunction with Beneath Apple Prodos is very useful.  If
you want to use Dos 3.3, APDA has an old Dos 3.3 Programmer's Manual
listed ($10) in its latest catalog.  I still find the Apple II
Reference Manual that came with my original II+ occasionally
indispensable.  (Why doesn't Apple include decent documentation
with its machines anymore?)


Alan H. Stein    Department of Mathematics
The University of Connecticut at Waterbury

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halp@TCGOULD.TN.CORNELL.EDU ("Bruce P. Halpern") (09/02/88)

Perhaps what's being look for is _Applesoft Programmer's Reference_, published
in 1987 (~$23). The 1987 _ProDOS 8 Technical Reference_ (with disk) ($30) and
_BASIC Programming with ProDOS (1987, $30) might  also be mentioned. They are
available from   APDA,  and from Open-Apple (no handling or mailing charges
from the latter [P.O. Box 11250, Overland Park, KS 66207].

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