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''work in progress''
''work in progress'' -- Please help by copying the OCR text from the original PDF, fix the OCR errors and append here
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* [new PDF from the pure text version|C65Manual-Text/c65manual.pdf]
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and flexibillity that it exhibits within its compact size are a good
and flexibility that it exhibits within its compact size are a good
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C/65 was authored by Sam Dillon and John Lowry,under the company name
C/65 was authored by Sam Dillon and John Lowry, under the company name
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Atari, Atari 400, Atari 800, AtarL Home Computers, and Atari 850
Interface Nodule are trademarks of Atari, Inc., Sunnyvale,CA.
Atari, Atari 400, Atari 800, Atari Home Computers, and Atari 850
Interface Nodule are trademarks of Atari, Inc., Sunnyvale, CA.
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is MAC/65 assembly language, which must be run through the MC/65
is MAC/65 assembly language, which must be run through the MAC/65
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to be done automattcaliy. Since the output is assembly language, it is
easy to write your own assembly languauge routines that are compatible
with the code generated by ths compiler.
to be done automatically. Since the output is assembly language, it is
easy to write your own assembly language routines that are compatible
with the code generated by this compiler.
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‣ the basic arithmetic, logical, and bit operations familliar to C
‣ the basic arithmetic, logical, and bit operations familiar to C
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‣ simple source level character substitutiton ($DEFINE)
‣ simple source level character substitution ($DEFINE)
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‣ file inclusion of assemhly languge sourcecode (not compatible with
‣ file inclusion of assembly language sourcecode (not compatible with
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‣ compound statemets grouped by braces (although '$(' and '$)' must be
used instead ot '(' and ')')
‣ compound statements grouped by braces (although '$(' and '$)' must be
used instead of '{' and '}')
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‣ linkted external declarations
‣ linked external declarations
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for experienced C prograeaors, use of the following standard C will
for experienced C programmers, use of the following standard C will
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‣ do-while statenent
‣ do-while statement
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is written in assembly ölanguage, which makes it extraemly fast and
is written in assembly language, which makes it extremely fast and
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1.2) tell enough? Anquious to get started? Here you go!
1.2) tell enough? Anxious to get started? Here you go!
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‣ -T is an optionaL flag which tells C/6$ to include the C source text
‣ -T is an optionaL flag which tells C/65 to include the C source text
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