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Thanks everyone, I am going to learn 6502 asm on my new Atari 800xl, and will use Machine Language for Beginners, and The Second Book of Machine Language. thanks for your help everyone!

I've seen pinouts of the 6507 and the 6502 pinouts and they all have memory info and I want to know how to read a pinout.

So I made Casein, and it is the most crumbly, least malleable crap ive ever seen.

Just Found this on youtube: If someone could make a mould that could be used for this stuff, that would work pretty well!

Hello A8 programmers. I work for Retrocade Magazine, and I am doing an article on small, cool, interesting, fun, BASIC programs for the a8, and will put the source code, along with the authors name, and what they call their program, and a brief Bio about the person. If you would like to be featured in it, submit your code to me by E-mail, or Private Message on here. A group of people will vote and the winners will be contacted. My Email: [email protected]

Billy Mays died in like 2009 dude. Six months after the quoted post was written... LOL! I started checking dates on threads I'm replying to in recent years because of sticky threads and people drudging up old threads and if your not careful, your a dollar short and a day late on your comments. Oh Wow. lol this is a large thread...

ok ill try it.

where do I put the libraries? Im in Fedora 14

this was meant to be put in the bB forum

How do I make a multicolor sprite pixel by pixel rather than line by line?

I know it can be done, but how? I've seen a couple of Videos on Youtube and I would like to know how to program the 800xl in C and how to use cc65 to do so

ok sweet thanks!

Is there a way to program an Atari 2600 game in C and compile with CC65?

The TV I'm using is a 1986 RCA 19" TV with Woodgrain also so it will be how an Atari should look.

Ah good idea, and I will be running on a real system, but the only problem is the only bB Homebrew I Have is my own, and I dont own a Harmony cart or have the money to buy one right now. I was thinking though, I could take my computer, and make an account with a Hex Editor open, Kwrite (text editor) with the bB and the ASM, and then RT's website open as well and the bB forums.

I have my bB game on a cartridge also, if i come i'll bring it along.

Im near San Antonio, I'm gonna see if I can come!

The 6 switch and Harmony don't go together well. the carts used for the harmony are a little big for the sixer models, because they were made from Red Label carts and they were made later and atari made the screw mast differently. if you want to test your game with the harmony, a four switch woody is the way to go.

I'm going to talk to my A/V teacher about setting up the game I made "Frog Pickle" with bB at my school's tech showcase in May. I'm gonna print the ASM source Code and the bB source to compare. Any Other Ideas?

I use MAC/65 and/or Atari Assembler Editor. I did use the "Compute!" simple assembler written in BASIC. didn't like it.

ill give you 50 cents for it

meth.

just FYI, don't just copy and paste code, there is a tool in this editor that looks like "< >" that i for code, and makes it look like this: rem Generated 11/27/2011 3:24:14 PM by Visual bB Version 1.0.0.554 rem ********************************** rem * * rem * * rem * * rem * * rem * * rem ********************************** playfield: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX end COLUBK = $CA COLUPF = $50 draw_loop drawscreen goto draw_loop