I am 100% sure, that I have that book!
Copy or scan is the same work for me :-) The drawback
is that it will damage the glue of the spine ... I like
to keep my books in perfect shape.
There were a few more books from Byte (for the 6800) in
that time. I have the Relocating Linker too.
My first StarShip code was built using these programs!
I also have several books from TSC. BASIC, editor, and
6800 Simulator [ on 6800 :-) ] comes to mind ...
I will try to check this evening (I get home after 22:00).
- Henk.
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Sent: donderdag 30 maart 2006 14:22
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Subject: RA6800ML?
Hi,
for historical reasons I am looking for an electronic copy of
the RA6800ML relocating assembler for the Motorola 6800
(surely one can find and even write from scratch PC-based
crossassemblers, and I do know of several of them, but this
is not interesting for me).
This was published by Byte Paperbooks in 1978, and its ISBN
is still listed at Amazon et al, but hasn't appeared for
quite some time as a used book. I have located the
corresponding relocating linker (at least it seems to be it)
from Flex Usergroup downloads (where it is listed as
"unidentified/RA6800ML") but this linker is likely the code
from another Byte paperbook of that time. Or if someone has
this book and could xerox it for me, provided we can
negotiate some method to transfer expenses - I'd be willing
to pay reasonably.
THX & Regards
Holger
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