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Help understanding TAIPAN source code for the Apple II
You don't need to follow the listing far to see the problem.
Line 10 ends with GOTO 10000, and 10000 starts with CALL 6147, which is $1803, smack in the middle of the Applesoft source code, which ...
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Help understanding TAIPAN source code for the Apple II
You might have more luck with the BASIC program from this disk: Taipan Hayden Book Version, which was apparently keyed from the Taipan: A Historical Adventure For The Apple Computer book.
It at least ...
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How can I connect a PIA or VIA chip to the Apple IIc?
Ian Kim's Mockingboard 4C shows how it is done. This card includes a 6522 VIA chip (actually a 65C22 since those are still in production) as part of the daughterboard. It connects via the CPU socket. ...
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What were the differences of the various AE RamWorks cards?
What were the differences of the various AE RamWorks cards?
(Base Board) Memory size.
There were 3 versions produced by AE back in the day, the RamWorks, RamWorks II, and RamWorks III.
The original ...
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Extensions to Apple BASIC with ampersands
A little late to the party but I remember doing this back in the early 80's, it was definitely the & "extension" used in Applesoft. Like Patrick mentioned I also remember combining ...
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