Disk based assembler

[AMenard]

Hi,

 

I'm into the process of jumping back into the 8bits world and into programming in particular.

I've a 800xl and a 130xe plus two 1050 ready to be hooked up and fired again :-)

 

I know of the old Atari Macro assembler cart and of the Mac/65 cart, but I want to know if there is any good disk based macro or plain old assembler?

 

 

[drac030]

For 130XE there is MAE http://atariki.krap.pl/index.php/MAE

[AMenard]

Thanks!

 

Edit: This look great! Reading the doc now.

Edited October 31, 2017 by AMenard

[F#READY]

https://atariwiki.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=Atmas%20II

[AMenard]

https://atariwiki.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=Atmas%20II

 

Thanks!

 

I'm just getting back into the A8 world and I'm glad for such wonderful ressources that I can bookmark and visit often :-)

So much catching up to do...

[+Stephen]

 

Thanks!

 

I'm just getting back into the A8 world and I'm glad for such wonderful ressources that I can bookmark and visit often :-)

So much catching up to do...

How long have you been away?

[AMenard]

How long have you been away?

 

I left in 1987-88... I had to go PC for college and work.

I did get an 520STFm and an Amiga 1000 during the early 90's since gaming on the XT and AT wasn't really great (still have the A1000 and 1084 monitor).

 

I always was platform agnostic though... I had an Atari 130XE, a C64 and a CoCo 2 before going PC (ran a mall BBS on the C64, used the CoCo as a terminal and programmed in Basic on the 130XE). And today I'm setting up a similar setup except that I've replaced the CoCo with an Apple IIe and the C64 with a C128 for the time being.