25 May
2006
25 May
'06
3:53 a.m.
On 5/25/06, Holger Veit <holger.veit at ais.fraunhofer.de> wrote:
Indeed it was. I did a lot of work in the cassette buffer when things
fit, but occasionally,
I had to put code at $C000 because of the size of the project.
-ethan
I _wish_ the
C-64 had come with a monitor, with or without an
assembler/disassembler. It was annoying to have stuff crash to the
blue screen when I forgot to load the monitor (or there wasn't room).
A common location for monitors surviving a reset (sure one has added a RESET
button to the user port or the serial IEC port) was of course 0xc000.
This helped a lot when hacking machine code on the C64. TIM relocated to 49152
was rather common for work then.