Hi thanks for the detailed help!
And also thanks for ADTPro, it's a great program! i couldn't live without it.
I am new to the assembly language (only played with 8086 asm ages ago). I'll look into the books you mention, although getting them in the UK might be complicated, that's what I much prefer online documentation when available.
I don't mind using every now and then my everyday mac. However I'm a big supporter of doing it the retro way. Specially when i'm learning, since i'm in no hurry to assemble a 5 line program.
I'll look into cross assembly however, it sounds like a good way to learn and code. Which one is the easiest to use on a mac, cc65?
I have downloaded the lisa version from asimov, it's not the newest, but i'll do i guess.
If I want to assemble on my apple IIe (unehanced, 128k), should I go for merlin then?
Finally, if you could recommend me an editor on the apple II that would be nice as well.
Thanks a lot!, Nahuel
And also thanks for ADTPro, it's a great program! i couldn't live without it.
I am new to the assembly language (only played with 8086 asm ages ago). I'll look into the books you mention, although getting them in the UK might be complicated, that's what I much prefer online documentation when available.
I don't mind using every now and then my everyday mac. However I'm a big supporter of doing it the retro way. Specially when i'm learning, since i'm in no hurry to assemble a 5 line program.
I'll look into cross assembly however, it sounds like a good way to learn and code. Which one is the easiest to use on a mac, cc65?
I have downloaded the lisa version from asimov, it's not the newest, but i'll do i guess.
If I want to assemble on my apple IIe (unehanced, 128k), should I go for merlin then?
Finally, if you could recommend me an editor on the apple II that would be nice as well.
Thanks a lot!, Nahuel