Source code for the patches to be made to MAE and PAL asseemblers and
the routine for the receiving 64 to run to get the updates (in PAL and
MAE format, of course.) plus BASIC loaders of the PAL version.
Richard Atkinson wrote:
>
> On Sat, 22 Jul 2000, Larry Anderson wrote:
>
> > For those interested the original article was to connect one 64 with a
> > MAE assembler or PAL assembler to a test 64 system, with the proper
> > (recieve) routines and assembler patches loaded -the developer could
> > then assemble code directly to the test system's memory to speed
> > development/debugging time.
>
> Did they actually provide code examples? Even a working development suite?
> If so, this should be made available as the first thing to try when people
> get their version of the hardware working.
>
> Richard
>
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