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Posted By
MikeC
on 2010-09-02
21:42:00
|  Re: YER Assembler Doc
Well, I did 6502 programming on Commodore machines years ago. I recently added a Plus/4 to my collection and always saw it as an excellent programmer's system, so... thought I would try to revive old skills.
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Posted By
Csabo
on 2010-09-02
11:58:38
| Re: YER Assembler Doc
No, it doesn't look like it. I haven't used it myself, but a quick search reveals that this their homepage:
http://hkn.eecs.berkeley.edu/~mcmartin/ophis/
It's a generic assembler for the 6502 processor, which was used in many systems (Atari 2600, Apple II, and Nintendo Entertainment System, etc).
Are you planning on developing something?
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Posted By
MikeC
on 2010-09-02
10:52:18
| Re: YER Assembler Doc
Thanks for the responses. Does the Ophis assembler include an emulator as well?
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Posted By
Litwr
on 2010-09-02
06:16:08
| Re: YER Assembler Doc
I used Ophis assembler under Linux. It is good for small projects.
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Posted By
Csabo
on 2010-09-01
09:39:33
| Re: YER Assembler Doc
If you want to develop on the Plus/4 itself, I'd say Mega Assembler. If you want to develop on your PC, you could take a look at Plus4IDE: it's basically just a simple front-end that compiles your code with AS65 and launches an emulator.
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Posted By
MikeC
on 2010-08-31
22:27:51
| Re: YER Assembler Doc
What would the top choices be for assembler development.
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Posted By
Csabo
on 2010-08-31
21:24:59
| Re: YER Assembler Doc
It seems that we currently don't have it. Jim Hehl might have a copy.
Why are you interested? If you want to program something for the Plus/4, there are probably better choices available.
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Posted By
MikeC
on 2010-08-31
11:32:50
| YER Assembler Doc
Is there any user documentation for the York Electronics Research assembler available anywhere?
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