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The BASIC interpreter of original Apple I and Apple II computers, later replaced by Applesoft BASIC.
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How were binary subroutines embedded in Integer BASIC programs?
In this Integer BASIC disassembly, 202/203 ($CA/$CB) is PP - "ptr: start of program". It looks like they're changing the "start of program" location, then re-running it by doing a GOTO 0.
My guess is …
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