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Listen to this with🔊- Original Score - @gobblebit
Here’s how I Loop A Thing. Thanks to @gobblebit for providing the music for this. The video I used this technique for is here - https://t.co/lf3OlSuXWh
@Peter_Tihanyi But it would be hard to specify what type of encoding that would be. Something like .encoding "ascii-old-apple-ii-but-not-after-1984", "sigh" maybe? 😀
@Peter_Tihanyi I was very happy to find Retro Assembler, thanks! I've been able to finally code some programs for my old Apple II with all the convenience of VSCode. Happy to provide some examples on how to export / load on Apple II.
@Peter_Tihanyi It was the Wild West back then for sure! What I've been doing for pre-lowercase versions is to use ASCII encoding with "upper" specified. Then you have to set the high bit in code to get it out of the inversion range.
@Peter_Tihanyi So you have to OR text by $80 to get it into the right range. I'm not sure that's a great feature addition because only older Apples lacked lowercase letters. I'll have a think about it and get back to you (only just got it working today!)
@Peter_Tihanyi Mostly it was just figuring out what the machine expected. If you use the sbin format and put it on a DOS 3.3 floppy all is well. The only feature that might be nice is something specific to the ascii range that the Apple II expects. The typical range makes it flash or invert.