|  Assembler | | Title: | Assembler | | Category: | Utility/Programming | | Release Date: | 1986 | | Language: | English | | Size: | 16K | | Machine: | PAL & NTSC | | Code Type: | Machine code | | Distribution: | Commercial/PD | | Released by: | Octasoft | | Distributed by: | Novotrade Magyarország | | Code by: | Füzes, Péter | | Notes: | AKA Ass-16, Octasoft Assembler. The TAP image has two files, the assembler and an example file. |
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| | Releases | | Name | Released By | Release Date | Distribution | Product Code | Retail Price | Format | Package | Rarity | Notes | Owned |
| Original release | Octasoft | 1986 | Commercial | | | Cassette | | Unspecified | | 1 |
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| | Instructions | Start addresses for the assembler:
SYS 12224 ($2FC0) for the 16K version, or
SYS 28608 ($6FC0) for the 64K version.
1) Load the assembler itself (either the 16K or the 64K version).
Note: if you plan on typing a program immediately, you should first RESET (or manually restore the $2B/$2C pointers), otherwise, your newly typed BASIC
lines will "shift" the machine code that is the assembler.
2) To use the example program from the tape:
- Load the program file.
- Line 100 contains the SYS to start the assembler, it is for the C16 version. If you're using the 64K assembler, change this line to: 100 SYS 28608.
- RUN the program to compile.
3) To use a short type-in example:
0 SYS 28608 : REM CHANGE THIS TO SYS 12224 FOR 16K VERSION
1 .OPT P,OO
2 *= $2000
3 LDA #$21
4 JSR $FFD2
5 RTS
Then RUN the program to compile. The new code has been placed to $2000 (8192 in decimal), you can test it by typing SYS8192. |
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