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Luis46coco: /* Edtasm Patches */

2015-10-13T13:19:15Z

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	==Edtasm Patches==		==Edtasm Patches==
	[[80 Column mode for Disk Edtasm+ with a CoCo3]]		* [[80 Column mode for Disk Edtasm+ with a CoCo3]]
	[[Patch EDTASM+ To Disk]]		* [[Patch EDTASM+ To Disk]]
			* [[Transfer EDTASM+ Tape To Disk]]
	[[Category:Programming]]		[[Category:Programming]]
	[[Category:Software]]		[[Category:Software]]

Luis46coco: Luis46coco moved page EDTASM Plus to EDTASM+: Name Corrected

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Luis46coco moved page EDTASM Plus to EDTASM+: Name Corrected

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Luis46coco: /* Edtasm Patches */

2015-10-13T03:44:14Z

Edtasm Patches

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	==Edtasm Patches==		==Edtasm Patches==
	[[80 Column mode for Disk Edtasm+ with a CoCo3]]		[[80 Column mode for Disk Edtasm+ with a CoCo3]]
			[[Patch EDTASM+ To Disk]]

	[[Category:Programming]]		[[Category:Programming]]
	[[Category:Software]]		[[Category:Software]]

Luis46coco: /* Edtasm Patches */

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Edtasm Patches

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Luis46coco: /* Edtasm Patches */

2015-10-13T03:42:13Z

Edtasm Patches

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	==Edtasm Patches==		==Edtasm Patches==
	80 Column mode for Disk Edtasm+ with a CoCo3		[[80 Column mode for Disk Edtasm+ with a CoCo3]]

	This patch will autostart the Disk Edtasm program in a 80 column mode.		This patch will autostart the Disk Edtasm program in a 80 column mode.

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2015-09-11T12:10:45Z

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2015-09-10T21:19:06Z

Luis46coco at 19:45, 3 February 2013

2013-02-03T19:45:25Z

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	Edtasm came in two versions, cartridge and disk. Cartridge based Edtasm+ used the tape player for storage, Disk Edtasm could use either. Cartridge Edtasm+ was a good choice for 16K machines, Disk Edtasm would work in 16K, but 32K was definitely recommended. Disk Edtasm is capable of assembling larger programs than the rom based Edtasm, with the use of the INCLUDE command, as multiple disk source files can be assembled without all being in memory at the same time.		Edtasm came in two versions, cartridge and disk. Cartridge based Edtasm+ used the tape player for storage, Disk Edtasm could use either. Cartridge Edtasm+ was a good choice for 16K machines, Disk Edtasm would work in 16K, but 32K was definitely recommended. Disk Edtasm is capable of assembling larger programs than the rom based Edtasm, with the use of the INCLUDE command, as multiple disk source files can be assembled without all being in memory at the same time.

	Edtasm Crash Course		Edtasm+ Crash Course

	Basic on the CoCo is a powerful language, but lack of memory space and slow execution times can be a problem.		Basic on the CoCo is a powerful language, but lack of memory space and slow execution times can be a problem.
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	If you have the original documentation, what follows may seem brief. If you have no documents, this may be enough to get you going. Edtasm may seem intimidating at first, especially if you have never used Assembly Language before. When I started, I found writing small routines that modified video memory on the text screen provided a starting point to learn Edtasm and the basics of assembly language programming. What follows is not a course in 6809 assembly, but more on how to operate the Edtasm program itself.		If you have the original documentation, what follows may seem brief. If you have no documents, this may be enough to get you going. Edtasm may seem intimidating at first, especially if you have never used Assembly Language before. When I started, I found writing small routines that modified video memory on the text screen provided a starting point to learn Edtasm and the basics of assembly language programming. What follows is not a course in 6809 assembly, but more on how to operate the Edtasm program itself.

			[http://www.colorcomputerarchive.com/coco/Cartridges/EDTASM+%20(1982)%20(26-3250)%20(Tandy)%20%5b!%5d.ccc EDTASM+.ccc]

			[http://www.colorcomputerarchive.com/coco/Disks/Programming/EDTASM++.zip Disk EDTASM++.ZIP]

	==1. Starting it up.==		==1. Starting it up.==

Luis46coco at 01:42, 3 February 2013

2013-02-03T01:42:05Z

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	[File:Edtasmbook.jpg\|thumb] [File:Dedtasm.jpg\|thumb]		From: http://www.oocities.org/theother_bob/PaulDpages/edtasm.html#patches
			[[File:Edtasmbook.jpg\|thumb\|Edtasm+ Cartridge]] [[File:Dedtasm.jpg\|thumb\|Edtasm Disk]]

	<Center><span style="color: #FF0000"><big><big>Edtasm+ for Color Computer</big></big></span></Center>		<Center><span style="color: #FF0000"><big><big>Edtasm+ for Color Computer</big></big></span></Center>

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	The next time you run DOS/BAS, it will be 80 columns wide, black characters on a white screen. If you are running out of buffer space, edit line 2 to load EDTASMOV instead of EDTASM, gives a little extra room for editing. See my fuzzy screenshot below for a typical screen in this mode.		The next time you run DOS/BAS, it will be 80 columns wide, black characters on a white screen. If you are running out of buffer space, edit line 2 to load EDTASMOV instead of EDTASM, gives a little extra room for editing. See my fuzzy screenshot below for a typical screen in this mode.

	[File:80patched.jpg]		[[File:80patched.jpg]]

	Last update May 18/2002		Last update May 18/2002

Luis46coco at 01:36, 3 February 2013

2013-02-03T01:36:54Z

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			[File:Edtasmbook.jpg\|thumb] [File:Dedtasm.jpg\|thumb]
			<Center><span style="color: #FF0000"><big><big>Edtasm+ for Color Computer</big></big></span></Center>

	Edtasm came in two versions, cartridge and disk. Cartridge based Edtasm+ used the tape player for storage, Disk Edtasm could use either. Cartridge Edtasm+ was a good choice for 16K machines, Disk Edtasm would work in 16K, but 32K was definitely recommended. Disk Edtasm is capable of assembling larger programs than the rom based Edtasm, with the use of the INCLUDE command, as multiple disk source files can be assembled without all being in memory at the same time.		Edtasm came in two versions, cartridge and disk. Cartridge based Edtasm+ used the tape player for storage, Disk Edtasm could use either. Cartridge Edtasm+ was a good choice for 16K machines, Disk Edtasm would work in 16K, but 32K was definitely recommended. Disk Edtasm is capable of assembling larger programs than the rom based Edtasm, with the use of the INCLUDE command, as multiple disk source files can be assembled without all being in memory at the same time.

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	The next time you run DOS/BAS, it will be 80 columns wide, black characters on a white screen. If you are running out of buffer space, edit line 2 to load EDTASMOV instead of EDTASM, gives a little extra room for editing. See my fuzzy screenshot below for a typical screen in this mode.		The next time you run DOS/BAS, it will be 80 columns wide, black characters on a white screen. If you are running out of buffer space, edit line 2 to load EDTASMOV instead of EDTASM, gives a little extra room for editing. See my fuzzy screenshot below for a typical screen in this mode.

			[File:80patched.jpg]

	Last update May 18/2002		Last update May 18/2002

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	[[Category:Programming]]		[[Category:Programming]]
			[[Category:Software]]

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	Last update May 18/2002		Last update May 18/2002

			[[Category:Programming]]