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About the Book

Roger Wagner’s Assembly Lines articles originally appeared in Softalk magazine from October 1980 to June 1983. The first fifteen articles were reprinted in 1982 in Assembly Lines: The Book. Now, for the first time, all thirty-three articles are available in one complete volume. This edition also contains all of the appendices from the original book as well as new appendices on the 65C02, zero-page memory usage, and a beginner’s guide to using the Merlin Assembler. The book is designed for students of all ages: the nostalgic programmer enjoying the retro revolution, the newcomer interested in learning low-level assembly coding, or the embedded systems developer using the latest 65C02 chips from Western Design Center.

Subjects
assembly language, 6502 programming, Apple II, retro computing
People
Steve Wozniak, John Romero

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Assembly Lines: The Complete Book
A Beginner’s Guide to 6502 Programming on the Apple II

Published 2014 by Chris Torrence in Louisville, Colorado, USA .
Written in English.

Table of Contents

Preface
Introduction
1. Apple's Architecture
2. The Monitor
3. Assemblers
4. Loops and Counters
5. Loops, Branches, COUT, and Paddles
6. I/O Using Monitor and Keyboards
7. Addressing Modes
8. Sound Generation
9. The Stack
10. Addition and Subtraction
11. DOS and Disk Access
12. Shift Operators and Logical Operators
13. I/O Routines
14. Reading and Writing Files on Disk
15. Special Programming Techniques
16. Passing Data from Applesoft BASIC
17. More Applesoft Data Passing
18. Applesoft Hi-Res Graphics
19. Calling Hi-Res Graphics Routines
20. Structure of the Hi-Res Display Screen
21. Hi-Res Plotting in Assembly
22. Even Better Hi-Res Plotting
23. Hi-Res Graphics SCRN Function
24. The Collision Counter, DRAW, XDRAW
25. Explosions and Special Effects
26. Passing Floating-Point Data
27. Floating-Point Math Routines
28. The BCD, or Binary Coded Decimal
29. Intercepting Output
30. Intercepting Input
31. Hi-Res Character Generator
32. Hi-Res Character Editor
33. The 65C02
Appendix A: Contest
Appendix B: Assembly Commands
Appendix C: 6502 Instruction Set
Appendix D: Monitor Subroutines
Appendix E: ASCII and Screen Charts
Appendix F: Zero-Page Memory Usage
Appendix G: Beginner's Guide to Merlin
List of Programs
Directory Listing for Program Disks
Index
Quick Reference

The Physical Object

Format
 Hardcover
Number of pages
 456
Dimensions
 9.25 x 6 x 1 inches

Contributors

  • Editor
    Chris Torrence

ID Numbers

Open Library
 OL25648726M
Internet Archive
 AssemblyLinesCompleteWagner
ISBN 13
 9781312089402
Amazon.com
 1312089407

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March 20, 2015 Edited by Chris Torrence Add Internet Archive link
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