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> There is no assembler and no text editor, so the only development possibility other than BASIC is to implement directly in machine code. Could have developed
by LarryMade2 13y ago
> There is no assembler and no text editor, so the only development possibility other than BASIC is to implement directly in machine code.
Could have developed off machine then ported over to the ][
lots of resources here: http://6502.org/ http://6502.org/
like XA65: http://www.floodgap.com/retrotech/xa/ http://www.floodgap.com/retrotech/xa/
Much 8 bit development nowadays (and there still is a lot) is cross-platform.
plus many many apple ][ emulators for debugging... even some running via browser.
- billforsternz 13y agoWell yes, and that's exactly what they did; Developed off machine and then ported over to the ][
- LarryMade2 13y agoBut.. there are assemblers/compilers... and available off-machine. Just pointing out an undiscovered opportunity.
- billforsternz 13y agoPresumably they used off-machine assemblers and/or compilers