[Coco] Color Computer Assembly Language Programming

[coco at yourdvd.net]

Cool. It'll probably go from the insanely simple to some complex sruff
(I patched edtasm back in the day so that it switched to 80 column mode
when loaded from the weird color trs-dos and then switched back the
32-column before exiting to dos - I also fixed it's 'q' command to work
with the 3 - i need to fix that again, since i lost most of my work).
fortunecity.com adds advertisements to the html. I've looked at some
other free sites and they utilise pop-ups or other advertising. I
understand this is necessary - they have to pay their bills someway,
but it can get annoying. After I've finished with it, I can email the
clean HTML to anyone that wants it for reading from the old pc - sans
ads. -thanks -r

> -------- Original Message --------
> Subject: Re: [Coco] Color Computer Assembly Language Programming
> From: Robert Gault <robert.gault at worldnet.att.net>
> Date: Sun, April 08, 2007 3:50 pm
> To: CoCoList for Color Computer Enthusiasts <coco at maltedmedia.com>
> 
> coco at yourdvd.net wrote:
> > Hello everyone and HAPPY EASTER! I have decided to re-learn 6809
> > assembly language programming, and I will be keeping a journal of my
> > progress here:
> >  NOW PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS IS ON FOPRTUNECITY.COM AND THEY LOAD THEIR
> > PAGES DOWN WITH ADS TOP AND BOTTOM, SO MY STUFF WILL BE IN THE MIDDLE.
> > (CAN ANYONE SUGGEST AN ALTERNATIVE PLACE FOR ME TO PUT THIS SITE, THAT
> > ISN'T QUITE SO AD LADEN?)
> > 
> > anyway, if the ads won't bother you, you are welcome to join me and
> view
> > my progress - it's going to be a long strange trip :-)
> > 
> > 
> > ----r
> 
> You could try coco3.com which has a section for journals (literally) and 
> the Forum/Programming and Development which is a good place for posting 
> questions and/or achievements.
> 
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