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47 31-Mar-2020 22:14 2 KB Roland B. Wassenberg to previous | to last 130XE+ Makroassembler V2.1 mit MyDOS 4.50 (1991) ==> 130XE+ Makroassembler
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41 08-May-2018 17:01 2 KB Maury Markowitz to previous | to last Atari Macro Assembler and Program-Text Editor CX8121 ==> Atari Macro Assembler

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Given the extremely slow performance of [Atari Basic], the go-to language for programmers writing games or other speed-critical programs was assembler. Shepardson Microsystems used a cross-compiler to write BASIC, but at the same time began development of their own assembler which was later released as the [Atari Assembler Editor] in ROM cartridge format. Assembler/Editor lacked many features, and was only suitable for small programs, so Atari also released the disk-based high-end [Atari Macro Assembler|Atari Macro Assembler and Program-Text Editor CX8121]. Macro Assembler was glacially slow, and there was a thriving market for 3rd party assemblers and debuggers to fix the problems seen in one or the other.
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!!Books
* [The Atari Assembler|http://www.atarimania.com/documents/The-Atari-Assembler.pdf] ; detailed and easy-to-read introduction to programming 6502-assembly on the Atari using Assembler/Editor.
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