hau@mentor.cc.purdue.edu (Robert Piskac) (05/06/90)
I am looking for a good assembler for the C= 64. Can anyone
recommend any.
I have computes Second book of ML. I typed in
LADS but it does not fully work. I used MLX and double checked
for mistakes but found none.
Does anyone have a working copy they can mail me?
Bob
hau@mentor.cc.purdue.educomcheck@ac.dal.ca (05/08/90)
In article <10535@mentor.cc.purdue.edu>, hau@mentor.cc.purdue.edu (Robert Piskac) writes: > > I am looking for a good assembler for the C= 64. Can anyone > recommend any. > > I have computes Second book of ML. I typed in > LADS but it does not fully work. I used MLX and double checked > for mistakes but found none. > PAL64 by Brad Templeton is one of the best assemblers for the C64... I would imagine that you could get it just about anywhere..
rony@altair.la.locus.com (Ron Youngquist) (05/08/90)
In article <10535@mentor.cc.purdue.edu> hau@mentor.cc.purdue.edu (Robert Piskac) writes: > > I am looking for a good assembler for the C= 64. Can anyone > recommend any. I can't recommend it as a great assembler, but it's functional and you can get it for $8 -- Commodore's Assembler 64. It lets you use labels, constants, combine source files during assembly, create macros, etc. It's disk-based. Unfortunately, it has no concept of local variables (nice for defining subroutines and macros), and it comes in about 4 pieces which you load separately before you run them (editor, assembler, monitor, loader). I'd say it's worth $8 from Tenex Computer Express (1-800-776-6781). I paid $2.95 for Tenex's catalog in B. Dalton's (bookstore), but I'm sure you don't need one to order. I've ordered a third-party disk drive, some software, and a modem from them without any hassle. /* Ron Youngquist rony@locus.com (213)337-5963 */