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This manual assumes the user is familiar with assembly language. It is not
intended to teach assembly language. This manual is a reference for commands,
statements, functions, and syntax conventions of MAC65. It is also assumed
This manual assumes the user is familiar with assembly language. It is not
intended to teach assembly language. This manual is a reference for commands,
statements, functions, and syntax conventions of MAC65. It is also assumed
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computer, as appropriate. Consult Atari's or Apple's Reference Manuals if you
computer, as appropriate. Consult Atari's or Apple's Reference Manuals if you
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dealer or bookstore for suggestions. Two books that have worked well for many
dealer or bookstore for suggestions. Two books that have worked well for many
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MAC65 is a fast and powerful machine language development tool. Programs
MAC65 is a fast and powerful machine language development tool. Programs
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! START UP
Power up the disk drive(s) and monitor, leave the computer off. Insert MAC65
__Start up__\\
Power up the disk drive(s) and monitor, leave the computer off. Insert MAC65
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and execute DOS XL. Now enter MAC65 (return). This loads and executes MAC65,
the Editor/Macro Assembler. Refer to the DOS XL Manual for other capabilities.
and execute DOS XL. Now enter MAC65 (return). This loads and executes MAC65,
the Editor/Macro Assembler. Refer to the DOS XL Manual for other capabilities.
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! WARM START
__Warm start__\\
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pressing the System Reset key. To return to MAC65, the user can use the DOSXL
command RUN (return). This "warm starts" MAC65 and does not clear out any
pressing the System Reset key. To return to MAC65, the user can use the DOSXL
command RUN (return). This "warm starts" MAC65 and does not clear out any
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! BACK-UP COPY
Please do not work with your master disk! Make a back-up copy with DOSXL.
Consult the DOSXL reference manual for specific instructions. Keep your master
__Backup copy__\\
Please do not work with your master disk! Make a back-up copy with DOSXL.
Consult the DOSXL reference manual for specific instructions. Keep your master
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! SYNTAX
__Syntax__\\
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2. Lower case letters specify items which may be used. The various types are
2. Lower case letters specify items which may be used. The various types are
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{{{
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hxnum - A hex number. It can be address or data.
hxnum - A hex number. It can be address or data.
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3. Items in square brackets denote an optional part of syntax (eg. [,1no]).
}}}
3. Items in square brackets denote an optional part of syntax (eg. [[,1no]).
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Example: .WORD exp [,exp ...]
Example: {{.WORD exp [[,exp ...]}}
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!! CHAPTER 1: THE EDITOR
!! CHAPTER 2: THE EDITOR
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Examples:
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10 LABEL LDA #$32
Examples: 10 LABEL LDA #$32
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! GENERAL EDITOR USAGE
! 2.1 GENERAL EDITOR USAGE
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If the line is a valid command, the Editor will execute the command. The
If the line is a valid command, the Editor will execute the command. The
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And one last point: If the line is neither a source line or a valid command. The Editor will print:
And one last point: If the line is neither a source line or a valid command. The Editor will print:
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! TEXT MODE
! 2.2 TEXT MODE
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! EDIT MODE
! 2.3 EDIT MODE
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!! EDITOR COMMANDS
!! 3 EDITOR COMMANDS
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! Section 2.1
! 3.1 ASM
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usage: ASM [#file1],[#file2],[#file3],[#file4]
usage: ASM [[#file1],[[#file2],[[#file3],[[#file4]
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Section 2.2
! 3.2 BLOAD
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Section 2.3
! 3.3 BSAVE
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Section 2.4
!3.4 BYE
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Section 2.5
! 3.5 C (Change Memory)
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usage: c hxnum1 < (,)(hxnum) [(,)(,hxnum) ...]
usage: c hxnum1 < (,)(hxnum) [[(,)(,hxnum) ...]
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Section 2.6
! 3.6 D (Display Memory)
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usage: D hxnum1 [ ,hxnum2 ]
usage: D hxnum1 [[ ,hxnum2 ]
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Section 2.7
!3.7 DEL
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usage: DEL 1nol [ ,1no2 ]
usage: DEL 1nol [[ ,1no2 ]
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Section 2.8
!3.8 DOS
edit command: DOS [[ or, equivalently, CP ]
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edit command: DOS [ or, equivalently, CP ]
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Section 2.9
! 3.9 ENTER
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usage: ENTER #filespec [ (,M) (,A) ]
usage: ENTER #filespec [[ (,M) (,A) ]
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Section 2.10
!3.10 FIND
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usage: FIND / string/ [ 1no1 [ ,1no2 ] ] [ ,A ]
usage: FIND / string/ [[ 1no1 [ ,1no2 ] ] [[ ,A ]
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Section 2.11
!3.11 LIST
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usage: LIST [ #filespec, ] [ 1no1 [ ,1no2 ] ]
usage: LIST 8[[ #filespec, ] [[ 1no1 [ ,1no2 ] ]
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Section 2.12
!3.12 LOAD
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usage: LOAD #filespec [ ,A ]
usage: LOAD #filespec [[ ,A ]
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Section 2.13
!3.13 LOMEM
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Section 2.14
!3.14 NEW
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Section 2.15
!3.15 NUM
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usage: NUM [ dcnum1 [ ,dcnum2 ] ]
usage: NUM [[ dcnum1 [ ,dcnum2 ] ]
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Section 2.16
!3.16 PRINT
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Section 2.17
!3.17 REN
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usage: REN [ dcnum1 [ ,dcnum2 ]]
usage: REN [[ dcnum1 [ ,dcnum2 ]]
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Section 2.18
!3.18 REP
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usage: REP/old string/new string/ [1no1 [,1no2 ]] [(,A)(,Q)]
usage: REP/old string/new string/ [[1no1 [,1no2 ]] [(,A)(,Q)]
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Section 2.19
!3.19 SAVE
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Section 2.20
!3.20 SIZE
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Section 2.21
!3.21 TEXT
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Section 2.22
!3.22 ? (hex/dec convert)
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CHAPTER 3: THE MACRO ASSEMBLER
!!4 THE MACRO ASSEMBLER
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