From: Rich (legalize_at_xmission.com)
Date: 2004-12-28 05:28:05
In article <3.0.3.32.20041227182133.00ac8010@pop.radiks.net>,
Jim Lawless <jimbo@radiks.net> writes:
> You might take a look here:
>
> http://home.arcor-online.de/agjung/Forth/
This is all in German and the one I found, fig6502.asx, appears better:
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FIG6502.ASM is the original FIG listing, for a Rockwell native assembler.
FIG6502.ASX is my modified listing, which will assemble with MAS65 macro
cross assembler, available from
http://www2.whidbey.net/~beattidp/
04 JAN 2000
<beattidp@whidbey.net>
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I might be able to get away with just ORG'ing this code to the ROM
area and making a ROM image and SYS'ing it to bootstrap it. It would
probably trash everything there is of BASIC, which is why I was
wondering if there was one that coexisted with basic as an add-on PROM
image or even one that replaced the existing BASIC interpreter with a
FORTH interpreter. With the DOS smarts in the drive, you could gut a
lot out of the system ROM and make something compatible.
> There's a tiny Forth in BASIC here:
>
> http://www.portcommodore.com/commodore/files/petfiles.html
>
> ( I know you asked for something ROMmable, ... you could make the
> ROM copy the program into the BASIC programming area... )
As of yet, I don't have anything that lets me transport data between
the CBM 8032 and my other PCs. I'm going to have to rig up something
or its going to be painful! :-).
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