6 Aug
2005
6 Aug
'05
11:04 a.m.
On Fri, 5 Aug 2005, Jay West wrote:
Ethan wrote....
Quite frankly, with good reason.
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> The cassette formats are compatible, but the
memory maps are not.
> What that means is a) BASIC programs start at $0400 on the PET and
> $0800 on the C-64, and b) you can't do the trick of starting your
> mixed machine-language/BASIC program at $033A and have both load at
> once.
To which Sellam replied...
Okay, so how about just being able to load it as
a straight binary stream
into some area of the C64 memory and then saving it to disk, then
transferring the image to a PC?
Possible?
Well, you may never find out, seeing as you just really stomped on the
person most likely to have a good answer to this.