Inside the Commodore 64, C-64 PDF book
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The first machine Known to have been
invented on planet Earth with the ability to
contain a stored and modifiable program to control
its operation was invented in 1801 by the French
silk weaver* Joseph-Marie Charles Jacquard. It
was known as the Jacquard loom and its programs
were encoded as a series of punched holes on paper
cards* the dominant means of program storage for
the next 170 years. The invention enabled the
creation of beautiful and intricate patterns in
the finest fabric known to man and was the
precursor of the modern computer. The French silk
weavers gained international acclaim for the
unsurpassed quality of their weavings. Their
tradition of producing the world's finest fabrics
had its beginnings with the loom that could be
programmed. French silk is to this day the finest,
smoothest, most carefully crafted of fabrics.
Inside The Commodore
by
Don French
Published by French Silk
P.O. Box 207
Cannon Falls, MN 55009
Manufactured in the United States of America
Library of Congress number 83-090411
ISBN 0-9612422-0-5
Copyright 1983 (C) by French Silk. All rights reserved. No part of
this publication or the associated computer software may be reproduced
in whole or in part without the prior written permission of French
Silk.
Table o-f Con±en±s
Introduct i on
1-1
Chapter 1 Using Develop-64 - I 1-1
Overview 1-1
The main menu 1-2
Using the tools - a tutorial 1-4
Getting going with the editor 1-4
Insert mode
1-4
Error messages
1-4
Modify mode
1-7
List mode
1-8
Insert mode revisited
1-8
Delete option
1-9
Saving a source program
1-18
Chapter 2 Using Deveiop-64 - II 2-1
Preparing to use the assembler 2-1
Loading a source program 2-1
Assembling the source program 2-2
Error messages
2-3
Chapter 3 Using Develop-64 - III
3-1
Running the ML program
3-1
Decoding the program
3-3
Chapter 4 Using Develop-64 - IV 4-1
Using the debugger 4-1
The sample program explained 4-2
Chapter 5 Making the -final product
5-1
Where to put a ML program
5-1
Inside a BASIC program
5-1
Before or after BASIC
5-6
In the cassette buffer
5-7
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