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The OP was quoting the 8bitworkshop page which has an environment, now, for programming the Apple ][+ in the manner decribed.
by peapicker 8y ago
The OP was quoting the 8bitworkshop page which has an environment, now, for programming the Apple ][+ in the manner decribed.
- jackhack 8y agoI understand now. Thanks for that clarification! I spent a few minutes on 8bitworkshop and honestly, it's kind of exciting to think of coding the APPLE ][ in C. I think it was the mid 1990s before I saw my first color-coding editor (Metrowerks?). All this for an Apple is just fantastic.