I've just got into the Apple I recently and have bought the Replica Creation book by Tom.
I found the Pom1 emulator on th' net and got it up and running with some assembly routines.
Next stage: find BASIC.
I found the enhanced BASIC thorugh the Apple I page here on this site but I would rather get the original BASIC done by Woz.
Where (if possible) can I get this from?
Any reply would be great.
i dont know, but if woz wrote the apple I nasic, why dont you ask him if he still has it? he seems to be pretty much behind the whole hacker mentality.... maybe you can send him an email through his site at http://www.woz.org
Here you go. Hmmm... I thought this was uploaded.
http://www.brielcomputers.com/basic_dump.txt
I'll be sure to add it to the list of downloads.
Vince
wow... that was far more helpful than my response!! (that sure is a tiny amount of code!!! ah... back in the days....
)
Thanks for the URL -- the BASIC works!!!
(although I might still try and get through to Woz to see if he has anything else up his sleeve)
how did you get it. to run when i try using E000R it just freezes up.
Hello
I'm using this Apple 1 emulator:
http://pom1.sourceforge.net/?page=downloads
What must I do to get this Basic running? It just hangs if I type E000R.
Hello Vince,
I'm testing the Apple 1 Pom emulator:
http://pom1.sourceforge.net/?page=downloads
but the basic hangs if I type E000R.
If I type the test program of the Apple 1 manual, then the emulator works.
IF I look at the programs that I type and saved , I see there are adress numbers before every line.
In the basic_dump.txt , I see only one address (E000)
If I look in the Apple 1 monitor after I load the basic_dump.txt, I see there is only on line of code(E000). The rest is 00 .
Is it possible to send me a basic_dump.txt with line numbers for every line of code. Or is there another way to get these line numbers in my code...
many thanks,
al
With the monitor, you only need a starting address for your code. For example, basic starts at E000 so I can break it up into several lines:
E000:4C 20 EF FF
And then I can type in the next line like this:
:30 EA E8 FA 20 EF FF
The colon will allow you to enter data from the last used memory location. I haven't used Pom emulator but you should be able to dump the text file as it is.
Vince
If Vince's dump listing doesn't work, you can edit the listing by adding the address prior to the colon on each line as follows:
E080
E100
E180
E200
E280...
up to:
EF00
EF80
That will add the addresses to the dump. Apple I and the Replica don't require the address to proceed each line if they are in sequence, but maybe POM I does.
I'm pretty sure the Replica uses the exact code that Woz wrote in the orginal Apple I.
Larry
Hello,
The Apple 1 BASIC works now.
How can I get from Basic into the WOZ monitor ?
Thanks,
al
Hmmm.. Good question. With the Apple I or the Replica, the normal way out of BASIC is to press the Reset button. I guess (although I've never tried it) one could CALL -256 from BASIC, which would take you to the Monitor. To return to BASIC, do a RTS or JMP to E2B3.
If you want to prepend the running address to the beginning of lines with a bare colon then the following perl one liner will do the trick for you on any rom file:
perl -pe '$base = /^([0-9A-F]{4}):/ ? $1 : uc sprintf "%04x",hex($base)+8; s/^[^:]*:/$base:/'