Re: Shared source codes

I included Lee's sources in the P64R repository some time ago (remember our message exchange) . I think I'll publish it and we can take it from there. 
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On 10 November 2014 22:07:28 CET, Ruud@Baltissen.org wrote:
>Hallo allemaal,
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>A question: have you ever edited the Kernal of the C64 for your own 
>purposes? If so, what source code did you use as base?
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>So far I created most of source codes for various systems myself for 
>the simple reason because they didn't exist. Think of the 1541, 8x50 
>and partly the 9060/9090. 
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>Those for the C64 were available but, IMHO, not very well 
>documented. That was, until I ran into those of Lee Davison. Very 
>well documented! So well that I decided to use them as base for my 
>projects. 
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>Why shouldn't anyone profit of this fine code? My idea was, as 
>group, to collect or to create for every system source codes and to 
>store them at a central place like Bo's site or Google Code. So if 
>someone wants to start a project and needs a documented source as 
>base, he can download it there. And if someone finds an error or has 
>an update, it only has to be updated at on place. 
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>A possible problem: the format of the sources. There exist various 
>assemblers/compilers and most have their own format. How to deal 
>with this? An idea is to create a basic file and a tool that should 
>convert this basic file into the source code with the wanted format. 
>Best would be using files with the format of the most used assembler 
>as basic file (CA65 ???). 
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>I'm willing to lead this project but if someone else is interested, 
>he is welcome to step in. As I prefer to use Google Code, 
>co-moderators would be welcome anyway.
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>What can YOU do? Don't worry, I won't ask you to start to 
>disassemble binaries. I'll just ask you to donate what ever source 
>code you have laying around and want to share with the public. If it 
>isn't completely documented, no problem, maybe someone else will add 
>the missing part. That's all.
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>Any comment is welcome!
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>Kind regards / Met vriendelijke groet, Ruud Baltissen
>www.Baltissen.org
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