Atari Assembler Editor Documentation???

[DEBRO]

I know, I know, why not use a cross assembler like DASM?

 

I'm typing in some old programs for the 8-bit for 8-bit disk images. Does anyone know where I can find documentation on the Assembler Editor? Or...

what's the command to save the file?

is there auto numbering?

[Nukey Shay]

http://www.atariarchives.org/cfn/12/02/0090.php

[DEBRO]

http://www.atariarchives.org/cfn/12/02/0090.php

 

Doh!!!

 

I visit that site just about everyday and I didn't know that was there.

 

Thanx, Nukey Shay.

[+Sauron]

I guess they don't have the actual Assembler Editor docs scanned? I'll have to scan them myself and submit them...

[+Allan]

I guess they don't have the actual Assembler Editor docs scanned? I'll have to scan them myself and submit them...

 

That's the holy grail of permissions to put online. Until Infrogames....I mean Atari gives Kevin Savetz permission to do so, he can't post any of them. It's the largest group of docs in existence on the 8-bits. There are a lot of Atari docs on the web already, but it's all unofficial. Hopefully somebody at 'Atari' will see the light and give permission one day.

 

Allan

[Shawn Jefferson]

Maybe this is the time to hit them up about releasing these old Atari docs? Timed with their recent change of company name, they may think it is advantageous... or not. The problem is probably talking to someone who has the authority to do it.

[Nukey Shay]

HUH?? I can understand Info...I mean Atari's stand on not releasing actual Roms to the public domain. But the documentation?

 

Anyway, we've got text files to get info from

[+Allan]

HUH??  I can understand Info...I mean Atari's stand on not releasing actual Roms to the public domain.  But the documentation?

 

Anyway, we've got text files to get info from

 

Well, the documentation is their property, just like the roms. A big problem, from what I understand from other people, is that the Tramels threw a lot of their records/info out.

 

Allan